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If!It' — •; i Vol. 37, No. 15 Friday, April 17, 1998 TWo Sections, 52 pages 75 Cents fttfr MM*-- Spring Breaker? NOT WORKING A recent development on Cap- tiva shows islanders their tree ordinance is not working. Seepage 3A IMPASSE The City of Sanibeland the police union reach an impasse. Seepage 3A SEASON SET The Pirate Playhouse has an- - nounced its '98-99 season. , Seepage 6A COMMENTARY • Shell Shocked: Art Stevens gets lost on the beach. • Guest Commentary: Council- man Andrew Reding argues for cutting the police budget. Seepage 18A OUTDOORS • Earth Day activities planned. • Refuge is looking for a few good teens. Seepage 19A BUSINESS • Local signs win awards. • Builder creates booklet on how to build in paradise. Seepage 14A

Business Services.... 26A Classifieds. 22-25A Crossword 27B Fishing 25B Police Beat... 7A Metamorphosis by Gloria Larsen is one of the pieces now on display at the Southwest Florida Craft Guild's "Exhibit of Excellence " in the Phillip's Gallery at BIG Arts. Photo/Scott Martell. Night Life 3B Sherrill Karen Peggy Jim Branyon Saundra Jack Wendy CarmeL Ken Frey Tom Andy Sandy Dave David McLaughlin Dorothy Gelberg Koch Eaton Linda McLaughlin sprouse Sims Bell Miller GG Healy Samler Humphrey Casale Claudia Wiley An Frey Margie Janie Marsha John George Robideau 8*e Ellie Fred Mueller George Charlie Davison Pritchard Clifford Bates Kohlbrenner Lori Tony Lapi See Elisabeth Veillette Loretta Geiger Sobczak Smith Susan Rosica Mary Lou Bailey McGowen John Smith THE FINEST REAL ESTATE PROFESSIONALS ON THE ISLANDS

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Now it appears to some that the ordi- be. Those answering indicated concerns ranging from the nance is not only being ignored but that there are no teeth preservation of wildlife, the maintance of the island's natural in it anyway. beauty and its laid-back lifestyle, to traffic problems. In 1981 when the Hoen family first came to the area, As a result, one of the first efforts of the organization they didn't know much about barrier islands, beach ero- was the establishment of a program that recognized local sion, natural vegetation, mollusks or shorebirds. They found builders who sought to preserve vegetation on lots they Captiva enchanting — on their second day they bought (Continued, page 4A) Gulf-front property, moving here full-time in 1986. Even- tually, they discovered they prefered the natural surround- ings on the bay side of the island, bought property at the edge of Roosevelt Channel and build a home there. Ernie, retired from a career in oil and gas explora- tion, began working as an environmental consultant in the area. Sheila practiced law. They were both involved in com- munity activities from the beginning. Ernie, among other activities, was elected to the Captiva Civic Association's Board of Governors and is currently in his third year of a four-year term. But this story isn't about the Hoens except by way of Blessed sunrise introduction. It's about Captiva Tomorrow, an informal gathering of individuals from the business and residential As many as 800 residents and visitors to Lee County woke before dawn Easter Sunday and jour- communites who are concerned about Captiva's future. neyed to the Sanibel Causeway for the Easter Sun- Ernie Hoen is its chair. "Someone has to take the lead at rise Service. The morning included music and a talk meetings," he says. "Attendance ranges from a handful to by guest speaker Dr. Martin Sanders. More photos, over 30, and everyone, including visitors, is encouraged to The clearing of a parcel on Andy Rosse Lane demonstrates to Captivans that their tree ordinance is not working. page18B. City, police union at impasse Countdown to nesting By ANNE BELLEW By ANNE BELLEW Islander staff writer Islander staff writer The City of Sanibel was informed on Monday that the Fraternal Order of Police Soon, many expectant female sea turtles will be making their way to the beaches (FOP) had declared impasse on negotiations with the City for the Sanibel Police Offic- of southwest Florida. After crawling up the beach, they will lay their precious cargo of ers bargaining unit. This means that the union negotiator, Paul Noeske, could see no eggs in a sandy nest, cover it up and return to the sea. progress on eight remaining issues under negotiation. The bargaining unit also waived The Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation's Turtle Conservation Program the use of a special master and arbitration and expressed the desire to go directly to City helps protect these threatened animals. There are various ways to get involved. Learn Council for resolution of the issues. about specific opportunities to participate—beach patrols, public outreach and educa- On Saturday, officers from both Sanibel and the Cape Coral Police Department tion, etc. — at the season's kick-off meeting and volunteer orientation at 6:30 p.m., FOP picketed City Hall, asking for citizen support in "combatting ... unfair manage- April 28 at SCCF. ment practices the administration intends to impose upon the officers," according to a Did you know... flyer that was handed out. Former Sanibel Officers Kurt Fundermark and Jack Betz, • Sea turtle nesting season runs from May 1 through Oct. 31? both of whom left the island to join the Cape's department, were among the twenty-plus * There are several county and city ordinances regulating gulf front lights and beach officers protesting. (Continued, page 7A) (Continued, page 4k) California bound Show you care By FRANK Wagner Who says you can't have it all? On Sunday, May Islander staff writer 3, you can at Sanibel's 18th annual Taste of the Is- In the fall of 1997 Steven Leon, Managing Director at lands. Hosted by NBC 2 anchors Craig Wolf and Kellie the Pirate Playhouse, told the Board of Directors that it was Burns, this fantastic and important event, Care & Re- habilitation of Wildlife's biggest fund raiser of the year, time for him to seek new challenges in a different part of the offers something for all your senses. country. Taste buds will feast on the delectable speciali- Last week Leon accepted such a challenge. He has ties of over 20 of the island's best restaurants. Eyes been named Executive Director of the Antenna Theatre in will be dazzled by the golden sands and towering shade Sausalito, Calif. In his new role Leon will be managing a trees of Gulfside Park. Add to this extraordinary scene the masterful music of multi-million-dollar endowment for one of the most cutting- great bands like the Mambo Brothers, Humidity, The Juice and Whitehouse, and edge professional theatres in the United States." what do you have? That's right — you have it all! Pirate Playhouse board member Art Williams had this Steven Leon to say of Leon, "He is the ideal Managing Director. His work is excellent and effi- Don't miss out, be sure to celebrate C.R.O.W.'s 30th Anniversary at the cient and all of the things one could ask of a person in that all-important position." 18th annual Taste of the Islands at Gulfside Park. Make your plans now — gates open at 11:45 a.m. that Sunday, and the (Continued, page 6A) party continues until 6 p.m. ., Playhouse announces '98-'99 shows! Volunteers needed now! See page 6A Call Val Pool, 472-5187 4A • Friday, April 17, 1998 • ISLANDER Clearcutting, from 3A

were developing. "We try to maintain the native vegetation along Captiva Drive," said t Todd Wolter of The Wolter Group, "and most people are happy to oblige. I would say out of 10 new homes, maybe only two homeowners have wanted the fronts of their lots cleared for lawns and/or ornamental plants." But this was a voluntary partnership be- tween the developers and Captiva Tomorrow and, as Wolter pointed out, there was no way to force the person building a million-dollar house to comply with a voluntary pro- gram. Now there is a Lee County ordinance aimed at prohibiting the indiscrimate clear- LUXURY BARGING in FRANCE on ing of native vegetation on private lots on all barrier islands in the area. At the urging of EUROPE'S COUNTRY WATERWAYS Captiva Tomorrow and with the help of other barrier island civic associations, the new presented by MAUPINTOUR legislation was passed unanimously in June, 1997 by the Lee County Commission. Until then, permitting requirements applied only to parcels in excess of 5 acres. Enjoy gourmet dining while cruising aboard their luxury hotel barges. The new ordinance requires a permit for the removal of more than 5 native trees Visit medieval villages, storybook chateaux and towering cathedrals. per year on any piece of property — commercial and residential. (A prior incarnation of Pre and post cruise packages available. the ordinance had exempted residential property.) The goal is twofold, according to Hoen TWO ITINERARIES OFFERED — 1) retain as many native plant species as possible and 2) help preserve natural habitat both sail on October 24 - 30 for the benefit of wildlife, especially native and migratory birds. The barrier islands off the west coast of Florida are directly in the Atlantic flyway, and migratory birds use GUINNESS KERRY INTERNATIONAL them as stopping points on their seasonal voyages north and south. There are two types of vegetation removal permit requirements for single-family GOLF TOURNAMENT - IRELAND play: and duplex lots. The first requires review and approval as part of the issuance of a build- WATERVILLE, KILLARNEY, & TRALEE ing permit. The second is for clearing prior to any building permit review. 6 Nights accommodation w/full breakfast Removal of coconut palms and native trees requires a permit. No permits are re- 1 Warm up round, 3 Rounds of competition quired for removal of exotic species. Nor is any permit required for the annual removal Cocktail Reception & Gala Dinner of five trees or less from a single-family lot that already has an existing single-family pkg includes air from NY or Boston dwelling unit. Barricades to protect the preserved vegetation are required. Site plans are also required and the site must be inspected by the county to verify the site plan, review October 2nd - 9th the site for protected plant and animal species and to ascertain that barricades are in CANADA & NEW ENGLAND place. What has Captivans upset is that the guidelines in the new ordinance have appar- by Princess Cruises ently been ignored by the developer of one of the largest properties on Captiva still from NEW YORK to QUEBEC CITY available, the former Brandar parcel on Andy Rosse Lane. This is a two-acre piece of the old F.A. Lanes property which had been on the market for some time but sold recently to AUGUST 30TH - 10 DAY CRUISE be developed with seven single-family homes. 2nd PERSON SAILS FOR $299.00 A considerable amount of Brazilian pepper was removed and a number of Austra- lian pines, plus several huge strangler figs, various palms and at least one gumbo limbo, Call for specials on your dream vacation... all of which are natives. 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According to Carol Lis, Senior Enviromental Planner with Lee County, the builder GOING OUl Ol " "claimed he did notknowaboufthe; ordinance.The permits, if issued ahead of time, would have been $30 per strap number (there are four) plus $1 per tree. He is now in the position of getting an after-the-fact permit which doubles the cost — $60 per strap number and $2/tree, she explained. In addition, he is required to plant native species at a ratio of three new ones to every native tree removed. Seven large natives were shown in an old devel- opment order, so at least 21 must be set out. There was no evidence of a gopher tortoise burrow when the site was finally in- spected, and Lis suggested Hoen and Lindblad go to Florida Game & Freshwater Fish BUS SAU-1 Commission for enforcement on that issue. Rick Joyce of the Lee County Division of Planning: Environmental Sciences Pro- gram also contributed to this article- Sea turtles, from 3A activities? These include mandating the shielding of all beachfront lights and the re- 14 Kt, Silver, Gifts, Jewelry moval of all furniture, boats, and other paraphernalia from the beach by sundown. All rental agencies and all private homeowners should be sure their renters know that it is the law that any lights shining on the beach must be shielded, turned off or replaced with no higher than 25-watt bug lights. When walking the beach, shine flashlights HING through the fingers or shield the light with red tape. • No one should interfere with a female sea turtle as she makes here way from the (fixtures too!) water up the beach to the dunes to dig her nest. Stand back and watch quietly, if you must, but do not disturb her in any way. • No one should ever touch a sea turtle nest unless trained and permitted through DEP? Hurry For The Best Selection Because loggerhead sea turtles are listed as threatened under the Endangered Species Act, nest-tampering and/or causing the death of hatchlings is a federal wildlife offense with fines up to $50,000. Noisy Oyster Giftshop Postal Information MAILING ADDRESS The Sanibal-Captiva Islander (USPS P.O. Box 56 • Sanibel, Ft 481 -400) is published every Friday and 2075 Periwinkle Way #3 is distributed throughout Sanibel and ftw; 33957 Captiva Islands by the Breeze Corp. Fax 472-5302 P O Box 56, Sanibel, FL 33957. Third Periwinkle Place LOCATION Class postage Is paid at the Sanibel Post Office, Sanibel, Ft. 33957. • Promenade Center Postmaster Send 695 Tarpon Bay Rd. Unit Classified advertising Address Changes to 472-4055., _. _ #13 deadline Sanibel Captiva Islander PHONE: 472-5185 is Tuesday 3:00 P O Box 56 Sanibel, FL 33957 ISLANDER • Friday, April 17, 1998 • 5A Commentary

C O M M E N T A R Y Around Our Town Scott MARTELL A red herring swam under the proposed new causeway bridge Islander Editor To the Editor: I Everyone on this island knows that if you want to get a new piece of legisla- j tion passed on this island, or if you want to get elected to City Council, you must': garner the support of Sanibel's environmentalists, because that is foremost what; most of us are. So let us presume that there is currently an off-island moneymaking: motive for replacing the existing causeway with a single span, high-rise bridge, whether that moneymaking motive exists behind the scenes by big businesses or; A nutty causeway concept more visibly at the county level. What is the sure fire way of getting citizens of Sanibel behind the project? Of course! Load your sales pitch with environmental his was my first sunrise Easter service on the causeway — and my first arguments. thought was: "They" want to remove the causeway islands and replace them with a long free-standing bridge? URS Greiner is a large for-profit company that plans and designs bridges all T over this country. The 1989 Greiner report dealing with replacing our causeway The service could then move out to Hight Island in the middle of San Carlos Bay, said that Federal agencies required at least one of our causeway islands to be re- near the mouth of the Calooshatchee, temporarily displacing the nesting skimmers and shorebirds. moved if a new single span bridge was to be erected. It also said, almost as an incidental issue, that several square miles of the bay would have increased salinity Or it could go to Fort Myers Beach — move over thong-suited babe, the Son is rising. if that were done. Relative to the affected waters, which comprise dozens (if not hundreds) of square miles (and many outlets), that's an area equal to the length of Or, it could be held in the J.N. "Ding" Darling National Wildlife Refuge while our three mile long causeway and a quarter mile to each side. That's a pretty smalt spoonbills and no-seeums are diving into The First Breakfast. area. Those in favor of a single span high-rise also cited the folding of the then' I can't buy into this removal of the islands concept. Perhaps they shouldn't have small scallop industry after the causeway islands were created, but others argued; been dredged in the first place (no brainer.) But, they are here. Water rushes under the that the pollution from population growth between here and Lake Okeechobee was; bridges. It's one of the county's fishing hot spots. I imagine that many things now are destroying it anyway. Bridge proponents even suggested that our then poor fishing hurting the estuaries more than the causeway islands — pollution from upriver, poorly would improve with a new bridge, but they ignored the fact that the problem was controlled release of freshwater from Lake Okeechobee, increased motorboat usage by really the increasing amount of gill netting before the net ban. : those who don't now how to use them and continually run over grassbeds ... In 1989, those off-island interests pushing for a new causeway bridge system I guess if there was a way to "shave" off some of the islands so that a better flow mistakenly thought it would sail right through. And, perhaps surprisingly to them; developed, I could be persuaded. But certainly not the removal of one or both of the they found their strongest support from island environmentalists, some of whom lslands' (Continued, page 17A) are our recreational fishermen. But charter fishermen know that rushing water and drop-offs such as in the various passes and under the existing causeway bridges produce fish. They also Jcrfbw that; undulating bottoms, flats, and reefs also produce fish, not the unending expanses of flat bottoms both inshore and offshore. But some- Commentary one told us fishing would get better around the causeway by removing the cause- way islands and slowing down the rushing tidal flow, and some of us apparently believed it. And some interests, originally interests off this island, are planting th^ story that the estuaries in the bay area are being destroyed because the freshwater The Beach question: It coming down the Caloosahatchee River cannot get out of the bay becaitis of the causeway islands. The facts are that, aside from the recent negative effects of El Nino, most fishermen will tell you that bay fishing is getting better, and that's pri? marily because of the net ban. \ should not be adversarial; To get a new, single span, high-rise bridge, we are told we must eliminate one or both causeway islands. And to eliminate a causeway island, you need the support of Sanibel "s cadre of environmentalists. Now, if you suggest to environmentalists it should be cooperative that estuaries are being destroyed because of the causeway islands, and they be} lieve you, they will back your cause. So, guess what! Greiner is going back to The Committee of the Islands (COTI) believes the so- restudy bay water salinity. Watch out Sanibel! In 1989, they inadvertently found lution proposed by the Planning Commission, if not perfect, our Achilles' heel. So, this year it appears off-island interests will again be testing approaches a workable way of solving the interests of both the bay's salinity. But this year we've had an increased flow of freshwater down the citizens and resort owners. Caloosahatchee from the inordinate amount of rain and the deliberate release of What is the controversy? Most resort managers want water from Lake Okeechobee. Will the results of a 1998 salinity study be valid? ! to place chairs, cabanas, boats, furniture and play equipment A new or improved causeway may be the right answer, but shouldn't it reflect on the beach in the morning, and leave them there all day for the kind of structure the people of Sanibel want rather than what someone wants their renters to use or not use as they please. The desire of who doesn't live here or use it? We need a committee of unbiased, select and quaii* those whose primary interest is the ecology and ambience of fied citizens from Sanibel to investigate alternative designs to the single span, high- Sanibel is to have the public beach property unencumbered rise behemoth (yet only Class I hurricane-resistant) now proposed that will be closej] by beach paraphernalia. Both camps have legitimate sce- earlier as a hurricane approaches than would a lower bridge. We need to ask ques- narios, and both points of view need to be addressed. tions such as why the proposed new Sanibel causeway needs to be 65 feet of thfc The viewpoint of many managers of the commercial water while the new midpoint bridge to Cape Coral was only 53 feet off the watei enterprises on the beach say that such regulation is unfair the last time I passed under it? Apparently, the answer is that higher bridges cai because it forces them to reorganize the way they manage accommodate bigger boats. But is that good for bay waters? i their business -— perhaps at a somewhat increased expense. And for starters, maybe we environmentalists would be well advised not onlj The main bone-of contention being picked over is "how to to review other studies on bay water salinity, but to perhaps conduct our own, inds place equipment on the beach only at the time it will be used." pendent bay-water salinity tests. Every time I've been under the causeway at sucf A concern of environmentalists is the visual impact of a sea of chairs and other cessive slack tides, the water was absolutely still. Doesn't that suggest that all th[< "stuff" cluttering the beach versus the pristine beauty of an open space available to view- salt water that wants to get into the bay gets in, even with the causeway islands iji ers, walkers, shellers, etc. Another concern is the overuse of the beach by the public who place, and all the bay water that wants to get out does get out? Let's make sure wfi might not be as careful'about destroying the vegetation that anchors the dunes, the turtle are not being manipulated before jumping on someone else's bandwagon. | nests, the feeding grounds of numerous shorebirds and other natural occurrences, (Jon Liljequist is a 12-year, full-time resident of Sanibel. He is an attorney an\ Both entities must be served. And, in a strange way, the interests of the environmen- a registered professional engineer who formerly taught mechanical engineering talists should have just a little extra weight. Why? Because the interests of those who are materials engineering and engineering in architecture at the University oflllinoi attempting to control and regulate unrestricted use and growth is what makes the Island at Chicago.) attractive for the guests of the commercial interests. Sanibel is famous because it is rela- '•_•', (Continued, page 17A) More Commentary, Page 17A - Friday, April / 7, / 998 » ISLANDER Subscribe early for an exciting JOHN JAMES AUDUBON new season at Pirate Playhouse (1785-1851) By FRANK WAGNER Islander staff writer From the desk of Bob Kalfin: "Although I love to take the risks of discovery with new talent and new works, I also have a strong sense of obligation to support seasoned artists and time-tested plays and classics that have special resonance for our times. The shows I have selected for our first season together reflect that philosophy, and present- ing them for your enlightenment and entertainment will challenge me to draw up — on everything I have learned in my career to date. For that, I already thank you. So without further ado, here's the first official look at the Pirate Playhouse professional season for 1998-99.1 sincerely hope to see you front-and-center through it all." Robert Kaflin,Producing Artistic Director 'Nov. 6-28—-George Bernard Shaw's Androcles and the Lion, a classic of world literature. Audiences will enter a Roman arena for Shaw's light- hearted and witty tale of early Christianity. By using the story of a man who pulls a painful thorn from a lion's paw, Shaw, in his typical paradoxical fashion, comments on the humorous side of the universal dilemma in which those in power tind themselves entangled when confronted by new ideas. • Dec. 26-Jan. 16 — Robert Louis Stevenson's magical family journey Treasure Island, adapted by Vernon Morris. The production will be staged by the great fight chore- ographer B.H. Barry in the style of Nicholas Nickelby. Shiver me timbers/me hearties! You'll be able to say you saw this great adventure story before its New York*debut. • Jan. 22-Feb. 13 — Tennessee Williams's The Eccentricities of a Nightingale. HELD OVER Here is one of America's master playwrights at his best. This hauntingly beaiitiful work centers on the complex relationship of three persons: Alma, a young spinster, the young doctor she yearns for, and his mother who resists any relationship with her son. The Birds of America: • Feb. 19-March 13 — John Marans's Old Wicked Songs, a major theatrical event that contains much warmth and humor. Here is a soul-searching encounter between a Amsterdam Edition 1971-1972 young American piano prodigy and an elderly European vocal teacher that has been called "a theatrical achievement" when it was produced Off-Broadway and at many of "It's a natural to the islands" says George Siconolfi, America's major regional theaters. • March 19-April 10 — On Borrowed Time, a worlbVpremiere musical based on speaking of the exhibition of John James Audubon (1785- the novel by Lawrence Edward Watkin and the beloved 1939 movie starring Lionel 1851) currently showing at Shirley Allen on Tarpon Bay Barrymore. Bruce Peyton and John Clifton are resonsible for the delightful music and lyrics. You'll become totally involved with the charming story of young Pud, his salty Road in the Olde Sanibel Shops. old grandpa and the problems they cause when they manage to chase Death up an apple tree and keep him there for some time. Audubon's "The Birds of America: Amsterdam Edi- • April 16—May 8 — The final production of the season is to be announced. tion 1971 -1972" has been held over due to overwhelming Kaflin's decision will be based on your faith and the early renewal of your subscription. If you renew your subscription for next year by May 29, you and other early interest. This series of prints, the Amsterdam edition, had subscribers will be given a private, behind-the-scenes party this fall with Kalfin, (date to be announced). At that time you'll learn more about his hopes for the Pirate Play- 225 sets printed with 435 different images. The print size house and he'll give you a sneak-peek at the theatrical process involved in putting Shaw.'s Androcles and The Lion on the Playhouse stage. is 26-inches by 39-inches. There are two kinds of subscriptions: Siconolfi said, "the scarcity of prints has risen dramati- • Aregular subscription (Your best buy and you save 20%) — 6 shows: $120; 5 shows: $100; 4 shows: $80. cally over the last 25 years. This is a rare opportunity for • Flex Pass (good matinees and/or evening — Select each show date at your conve- nience and save up to 15% — 6 shows: $130; 5 shows: $110; 4 shows: $90. anyone to see a complete portf oho in one place." The birds There will be no $3 processing fee for subscriptions ordered by May 29. are depicted exactly the size they were in life. Tall birds, For further information or to have an order form mailed to you, call 472-0006. You can also call the box office and pay with a credit card, Visa and MasterCard accepted. such as the flamingo and the great blue heron were fitted by drooping their long necks toward their feet. Heading to California, from 3A Also at the showing will be antique French advertising Leon's last day at the Pirate Playhouse will be May 15. Shortly after that, he and his fiancee Sara Horvatt, an instructor at BIG Arts for the past two seasons, and their two cats posters, works by Richard DeQuattro, Paul Jacoulet, and Max and Rufus will be heading West. Chris Hardman has been the Artistic Director of the Antenna since 1982 and due to various Hatian artists. his all-encompassing vision, the theater has earned wide acclaim for producing strictly original work in a variety of non-traditional settings. Audubon reference material will be available in addi- "Antenna has no box office, no stage, no rows of seats," Leon said. "Each produc- tion to the Art. tion is created with the setting in mind as much as the content. The environment changes with each show because it is, in fact, an integral part of every show." Don't miss this opportunity of a lifetime to see and own For example: During one of the recent Antenna productions, The Etiquette of the Underclass, audience members donned headsets and were guided through a maze of cu- an AUDUBON print! See them: bicles containing sculptures, pieces of furniture, paintings and even people. Via audiotape instruction, music, dialogue and other sound effects, the audience experienced each indi- 11:00 am to 5:00 pm vidual aspect of the production. The first work Leon will be involved with at the Antenna, is its Millennium Project. Shirley Allen "It's based on the idea that our whole concept of measuring time is both arbitrary and limiting," Leon said. "Hardman's vision is 16 "develop a new concept of time based on a point as close as can be estimated to the Big Bang. It's fascinating and will make us see 630 Tarpon Bay Road ourselves as a part of j^ much longer history of the universe." Leon added, "Scientist Stephen J. Gould is interested in working on the project." Olde Sanibel Shops Leon has been at the Pirate Playhouse as managing director since June 1995. Be- fore that he was at the White River Theatre Festival, which he founded in White River 472-4544 Junction, Vt. in 1987. May all good luck go with you, Steve. ISLANDER Friday. April 17, 1998 - 7A POLICE N E W$ Union, City reach impasse, from 3A One of the issues would, at first glance, appear to be resolvable — the effective date of the agreement which, at this late date, could be for the rest of the fiscal year Sanibel Island living through FY '99. But, while pay was not an issue when the officers voted the FOP in, it has become at its best., unique, natural, so during the course of the negotiations. "We were after what could best be called, I friendly and affordable. guess, operational changes, administrative things, not money," said one officer. "We were happy with what we had. In fact, FOP said they seldom, if ever, saw a group come in who had no money issues at all." But management's position is that — since the negotiations are costing the City money, and since this cost would not have been incurred if the union had not come in — in order not to raise taxes, to the citizens of Sanibel, this cost must be absorbed by the bargaining unit — through loss of personal days, recalculating how overtime is paid, and even through pay cuts. In addition, according to Deputy Chief Jack Primm, the Department will require officers to pay for their own state-required quadrennial 40 ISLAND WOODS hours of training, but will continue to reimburse for other approved educational efforts. Presently, the department pays for all education. ON FARM TRAIL But the real sticking points — the issues theBargalning unit sees as most basic, We're not bidding when the reasons they approached the FOP to begin with — are, for all intents and purposes still "out there." ...How the City of Sanibel grievance procedure is (or is not) followed we say affordable...prices start at only in the Police Department, how hiring and promotions come about, and appropriate $244,900 for a complete home & lot package training and staffing of the dispatch office. in our exclusive 38 home residential development. "Everyone should have to comply with the rules as they are stated in the Em- ployee Manual. The City procedures as stated are actually OK," another officer com- mented. "There are certain steps to be taken—there's a specific order —- with the hope of resolving the problem at the lowest possible level. That's not how it's done over here on-this side of City Hall. The process needs to be uniform throughout the city." Primm's concern was about who should pay for the grievance process. "The city feels the loser in a grievance procedure should pay 100% of the cost, be it the City or the officer; the bargaining unit is promoting a 50-50 pay situation. The City's position is that this arrangement would lead to frivolous actions." "We feel that what they do with promotions is simply not fair," another union source said. "The only way to describe it is 'designer testing for selective hiring and promotion.' There are certain criteria established for specific positions and they should be adhered to. That's why we want an outside entity to design and supervise the exami- A new, private community just off nations for hiring and, particularly, for promotions. Then there won't be a custom-de- Periwinkle Way with Olde Florida style, signed test aimed at promoting a specific person." Over and over one hears, "We just beautiful surroundings, pool, tennis, want some uniformity in procedures." But dispatch has the officers as concerned as anything else. "The 'official' dis- friendly neighbors, and a dedicated wildlife preserve. patchers are thoroughly trained. We have certification for 9-1-1, for example, not train- Enjoy Sanibel for less. ing— there's a big difference. What if something really drastic comes down? There's a lot of training in that job, and if you don't do it essentially every day, you don't do it Exclusively represented by well. There are four different and separate computer systems, and as many as 200-300 calls can be logged in a day." Open House The FOP source continued, "There are only a few of us who are trained enough to Find Your Place With VIP be in that office at all. When a dispatcher is sick, they have to pull someone off the road Daily to cover. And right now one whole shift consists of officers because there are only four VIP Realty Group Inc. dispatchers and there are 168 hours in a week. You figure it out. It's my understanding that this is the only operation in the county that is this sparsely manned," the officer Office (941) 472-5187 Toll Free (800) 553-7338 concluded. But perhaps the saddest commentary on policing in paradise? "You know, we're not allowed to talk or confer with other City employees. It's like being a kid in an abusive home where they won't let you out because you might spill the beans about what goes on inside..." SPECIAL MEETING GOLFERS DREAM SANIBEL FIRE CONTROL DISTRICT BOARD OF FIRE COMMISSIONERS 2351 PALM RIDGE ROAD, SANIBEL April 23, 1998 1P.M. Agenda: 1. Resolution accepting resignation of a fire commissioner. 2. Discussion of appointing a new fire commissioner at the next regular meeting. INFORMATION ON THE ABOVE ITEMS WILL BE AVAILABLE FOR REVIEW ON WEDNESDAY PRIOR TO THE MEETING AT THE FIRE SPECTACULAR VIEWS OF DUNES GOLF COURSE STATION AT 2351 PALM RIDGE ROAD. EXTRA SPACIOUS .„ If a person decided to appeal any decision of the Board with respect GAS FIREPLACES, POOL W/SPA to any matter considered at such meeting or hearing they will need • BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED a record of the proceedings., and for such purposes they may need to ensure that verbatim record of the proceedings is made, which 2807 West Gulf Drive includes the testimony and evidence upon which the appeal is based. 941-472-4900 P. Charles Frederick Fire Chief BA ' Friday, April 1 7, 1998 - ISLANDER CITY SIDE Law would regulate what's on the beach

ByJILLTYRER means some resorts would actually have to apply for a variance. There also are problems with enforcement, Islander staff writer Pavelka said. If a chair is left in front of a condominium, It's been in the mix for years but now efforts to con- for example, who would be cited? trol "clutter" on the beach might be concluding. Council The ordinance "is wide open to interpretation," is considering an amendment to the Land Development Besse said, and will potentially cause confusion and en- Code that would limit beach chairs, umbrellas, sailboats, forcement problems. "The ordinance doesn't even re- surf boards and other "beach equipment" on the beach in motely address public accesses," some of the worst areas front of resorts. for trash and clutter, he said. "This is the third in efforts to protect beaches," said Mayor Wally Kain. First was an ordinance restricting the "I would really hate to see this applied whimsically kinds of activities that can be done on the beaches; sec- by the Planning Commission," said Councilman Bob ond was the lighting ordinance to protect nesting sea Janes, but he's willing to give the amendment a try. turtles; and now comes this attempt to "regulate the kind Councilman Bob Davison was willing, too, he said. of manmade things that can be used on the beach." "I haven't heard a good alternative." It is designed to target resorts specifically and it The second public hearing is slated for the April 21 requires resorts to get a permit if they want to "make avail- Council meeting. able" to guests certain kinds of "beach equipment." Efforts reportedly began years ago when certain One ofSanibel's more pristine beaches. resorts made it a practice to line the beach with chairs in City Briefs the morning — "prepositioning" the chairs — and leave the resort is exceeding its allowable "developed area," it them all day whether they were in use or not. "The Hilton would have to get a variance from the Planning Commis- Density might drop for was a problem," said resident Dick Curtin, where there sion. were "huge numbers of wooden chairs with no one on The ordinance also says resorts will be allowed an proposed development them." amount of beach equipment "reasonably necessary to A hearing officer will recommend "a significant The amendment would not really affect condomini- serve the needs of the owners " The Planning Commis- reduction" in density for Key West Cove, City Attorney ums, which don't seem to have the same kind of clutter sion will have the job of determining what is "reasonably Bob Pritt told Council Tuesday. Key West Cove, a devel- problems, said Planning Director Bruce Rogers. necessary," which gives the commission a lot of power it opment planned near Kelly Greens and Cinnamon Cove But there are a number of potential problems with perhaps shouldn't have in such a situation, Besse said. off Summerlin, had hoped for a density of 600, but hear- the ordinance, said David Besse, executive director of the "I'm concerned that it represents overregulation," ing officer Diana Parker's decision recommends only 360 Sanibel-Captiva Islands Chamber of Commerce, and Ray Pavelka said. "It will affect far more people than you think units. That recommendation, which is not binding, will Pavelka, representing South Seas Resort Co. at this point." Furthermore, the amendment also says that go to the Lee County Board of County Commissioners. For one, die City will count the area resorts store th'e area that resorts use to store beach chairs and other Sanibel officials had taken an interest in the development their beach equipment in as developed area. If that means equipment will be considered developed area —which (Continued, next page)

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"You ought to take them down now before a hur- School supporters Many of Sanibel's bike paths are too narrow and City Council threw its weight behind a group of ris- ricane, when the City has to pay for it." those four-wheel surreys that take up the whole path are a But Louise Johnson urged Council to "keep the ing sixth graders who face commutes from Sanibel and menace. That was the upshot of a discussion Tuesday when Captiva to as far as Bonita Springs. Under the new pines as long as we .can keep them." members of the Sanibel Bicycle Club appeared before City Natural Resources Director Rob Loflin deter- "Choice" program, 13 Sanibel Elementary students did Council. The City has striped paths and trimmed vegeta- not get their first choice of middle schools and have been mined the trees were in poor health and Hall volunteered tion which has helped keep cyclists safe, said Christo- to replant with native vegetation. But Loflin said in a assigned to Bonita Middle and Dunbar Middle. On Tues- pher King, spokesman for the club. But the stretch that day, with about a dozen parents and children in attendance, memo that "both still have the spreading shade tree form Council unanimously passed a resolution "urging the Lee runs along Periwinkle with no buffer between them re- in their canopy" and they haven't changed much since County School Board to consider reasonable modifica- mains a concern, especially since construction there has the last request in 1992. tions of the School Choice program to accommodate the left parts without any lines. And, with more and more people using the paths, widening them remains a concern, After a couple of Public Works employees deter- special circumstances of children and families who re- mined that the trees do, in fact, stand in the line of sight, side on Sanibel." especially the path along San-Cap Road, he told Council. The bike paths are not simply for recreation, added Coun- Director Gates Castle went down himself, he said. "I dis- Trying to turn down the lights cilman Andrew Reding, who uses his bicycle as a pri- agree with my staff. ... You need to sit back four feet... mary mode of transportation. They also can be viewed as and you can clearly see beyond these pine trees." Four Councilman Andrew Reding has had some second feet, he said, is the standard. thoughts about his proposal to push changes in how signs a way of reducing traffic problems and they should be widened to encourage that use. The request comes as a result of a memo from City are lighted. It's a concept he still hopes to pursue as a way Conservation Officer Dan Clark, who worked with VIP of reducing light pollution. But after talking to some folks Council has tackled the issue of the four-wheel sur- reys before, said Councilman Bob Janes, and there were on landscaping, to the Planning Department, said Wanda in the business, he's decided it won't be as simple as it Bray of VIP. People who live here know to inch out of appears. Businesses must come into compliance with the issues dealing with the people with disabilities. Nonethe- less, city staff will take a look at the issue again. driveways onto Periwinkle, but many of the people who City's sign ordinance by Aug. 3, and Reding had discussed go to the VIP office are visitors here only a short time. passing a lighting regulation before those businesses that Casuarinas cause problems — "I'm sorry but Dan Clark is not an engineer and he have not yet complied do so. But there are technical diffi- again was out of line in making that comment. I don't care what culties with establishing top-down lighting on all sign's, Dan Clark said," City Manager Gary Price snapped. Castle he learned. An addition would have to be made to the A number of people — including several City em- ployees — agree that a couple of Australian pine trees is trained in those kinds of issues and he has determined signs and that addition could then make the sign in viola- that it is safe, he added. tion of the sign ordinance. Business signs are not the only along Periwinkle cause a traffic hazard for people pulling out of VIP onto Periwinkle Way. But Council unanimously "There are a number of other people along Peri- threat to the dark sky, said Mayor Wally Kain, and all the winkle who badly want to do the same thing," said Coun- lighting issues should be tackled in one effort. Council turned down a request to take out the trees. The previous owner of 1560 Periwinkle also had . cilman Andrew Reding. "We could lose our whole pine will consider extending for a year the deadline for signs corridor along Periwinkle" if Council set a precedent by to conform. That would prevent business owners from asked to take out the trees and was turned down, said Jim Hall, who now owns the building. In the two months since granting Hall's request. Council denied the request unani- going to the expense and trouble or complying, just to be mously. Dick Dowries, vice chairman of the Planning out of compliance again in August. Those who already VIP has been there, though, the building has been getting a lot of use and two drivers already have had "close calls." Commission, suggested that Palm Avenue might be a bet- ter exit for VIP.

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ISLANDER • Friday, April 17, 1998 - 11A Our Town On the Street EVENTS SCA Annual Meeting and What next? Dinner With the end of "season" approaching these folks TheSanibel Community Association's Annual Meet- visiting the Captiva Post Office were asked how they ing and Dinner Program will be held on Wednesday, April planned to spend the "off season." 22, beginning at 5 p.m. in the auditorium located at 2173 Periwinkle Way. Following the election of a new Board of C.W. Kilgore Directors and reports on SCA operations for the preceding Captiva year, a social hour, dinner and dancing to live music are p Gulf Walk For Hope As a caretaker, I'll be planned. Call the SCA office at 472-2155 to make reserva- Hospice next Saturday right here working. The sum- tions. mers aren't so bad. It's not Hope Hospice's 4th Annual Captiva Gulf nearly as crowded and I don't Donate leftover medications Walk will take place Saturday, April 25. The three- mind the heat. I don't like the The monthly collection of leftover prescription medi- mile walk begins at the Mucky Duck, passes 'Tween bugs, but paradise has a price. cations by Twelve Baskets Medications Delivery will be Waters, and then returns to the Mucky Duck. held on Friday, Apr. 17, from 10 a.m to 2 p.m. at the Sani- The event, one of the organizations most bel Community Church. AH donors must sign a document popular fund raisers, will include more than .20 testifying that the medications have been in their posses- prizes. Registration for the walk begins at 8:30 a.m. sion since first dispensed. Donations, to be distributed to and the cost is $15 per person. Sponsors for $50 or the needy in third world countries, are accepted at the church more receive a Gulf Walk T-shirt which was spe- on the third Thursday of each month. cially done for Hope Hospice by well-known artist John Cook Anyone interested in starting a service such as this David Belling. Captiva in other communities can request an information package For more information, call 489-9195. I'm an author, and I'll by sending $1 to cover copying and mailing to TWELVE be here working on another BASKETS MD, 1978 Wild Lime Drive, SanibelFL22957. book about Ludwig Wit- Each Monday, Twelve Baskets also picks up leftover tgenstein, a famous European food for the Community Cooperative Ministries soup philosopher. I don't leave the kitchen in Fort Myers. For information or to volunteer in house in the summer. It's hot, these efforts, call 472-0673. humid and buggy. I'll be at my computer from June through Bag Day coming! August. There's a big happening at Noah's Ark on Saturday, April 25 — it's "Bag Day" again. This event allows shop- Martin Rifkin pers to take home all you can stuff in a large paper bag for Gainesville only $3 per bag. Doors will open at 9:30 a.m., the event I'm a physcian, so sum- ends at 12:30. Then, Noah's Ark — Sanibel's oldest thrift mer doesn't mean much to me, shop located behind St. Michael and All Angels' Episco- pal Church — will close until June 9. although I do try to get away Kiwanis member Stan Kucaba and his wife, Camille, with the family—take the kids enjoy dining out with the Diner's Delight book. to Disney, go to Vero Beach or St. Augustine. Captiva is my CLUBS AND wife's favorite vacationspot in Kiwanis dining coupon book the world, though. We love the now available! beaches, the shelling, the clear "The best value in America" (according to water. It's the closest thing to ORGANIZATIONS paradise that we've experi- Kiwanian Barry Gordon) is now available from any enced thus far and we'll cer- Island Seniors Kiwanis member, or at the Community Bank of the tainly be back. Island Seniors is a program for active adults over Islands, Big Red Q, Moto Photo or Periwinkle Trailer Palo Locci fifty, supported by fees and the City of Sanibel Parks & Park. The Diner's Delight coupon book offers savings Recreation Department. A host of classes, seminars and coupons from most of Sanibel's and Captiva's top res- Cape Coral activities are offered on a regular basis at the Civic Center taurants. The money raised from the sale of these books There's no season for on Library Way. Call Jane Klasing, Program Coordinator, goes to numerous community programs, including the me. I do maintenance work, Kiwanis Scholarship Program for students requiring mostly for vacation rentals, at 472-5743 for more information. On Wednesday, April 22, the Lunch Bunch will meet financial assistance to attend college or vocational and I'm very busy 12 months school. out of the year. During the at the Sanibel Brew Pub. summer, lots of big jobs come Everyone orders from the up. The summers here are OK menu and pays their own for me. I dress the same, in way. Reservations are re- coverals, to keep the mosqui- quired. toes away. Rotary LOOKING FORA scholarship Bill Fenniman search NEW NEAR BEACH HOME? CaptivdWWinchester, ^Tffe Rotarv club of Massachusetts Sanibel/Captiva is searching We have a lot owner in Gulf Pines Subdivision I'll be up north working. for a $3,000 academic who is willing to build a new home for under 1' 11 yisiLwithjny_four grandchil- _ scholarship recipient. This dren and do a little boating. My scholarship is renewable for $300,000. Just steps to pool & tennis! wife Carol stays here and I'll three addition years, based_ come back for a few weeks in on academic performance August. I like it here in the sum- and progress toward a de- John Gee & Company mer, it's kind of hotrbut it's quiet gree: Qualifying applicants and there's no trouble getting must be Lee County high into restaurants. I sometimes say school seniors either resid- if I could be reincarnated, I'd like to come back as Carol, so I could ing on Sanibel or Captiva or stay here year-round. have a parent employed on (Continued, page 12A) 12A • Friday, April 17, 1998 - ISLANDER Scholarship, from 11A the islands. Scholastic achievement, recom- mendations from the faculty or administration and an oral interview will be used by the se- lection committee to determine the recipient. Call 454-3466, evenings, to request an appli- cation. Deadline for submitting completed ap- plications is Friday, May 1. Island Seniors Bazaar 1507 DEL PRADO BLVD. S. • ONE BLOCK NORTH OF WAL-MART Shop for crafts and treasures at the Is- land Seniors Bazaar, Saturday, April 18, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Island Civic Center, Li- brary Way and Palm Ridge Road. Hot dogs, sodas, coffee and sweets will be available at this, one of the last Island Seniors Bazaars of Coverings fof if our wiiol® iiouse the season. KIDS Baileys coloring contest winners MOHAWK HAMILTON ^ALADDIN Congratulations to the following winners INC. CARPET MILLS of the Bailey's Coloring Contest: Kindergar- ten - 1st Place, Kaylem Johnston; 2nd, Allyson Smith; 3rd, Carl Von Harten. First Grade - 1st Place, Hattie Pierce; 2nd, Melissa Arnoff; 3rd, Gabby Savoia. Second Grade - 1st Place, Larin THE SUM OF MFTY °%» OOLLMRS Hardin; 2nd, Eric Ambert; 3rd, Katie McCurry. Third Grade - 1st Place, Caitlyn Hamilton; 2nd, Darah Runge; 3rd, Allen Davies. Fourth Grade - 1st Place, Kenny Smith; 2nd, Katrina Ziegler; 3rd, Kristy Corbin. Winners can pick PRESENT our Loyal Customers up their prizes at Bailey's General Store. K - 8 update The next Sanibel Elementary School PTA meeting, scheduled for April 22 at 2:15 CHECK Redeemable toward any purchase of $400 minimum purchase or more. Only one check can be used toward the p.m., will be attended by Dr. Jane Kuckel, As- purchase with Shima Tile. Not valid with any other promotion, prior sates or discounts. Not redeemable for cash. VOID AFTER sistant Superintendent for Education Services Check is non-transferable. APRIL 30™ in Lee County. Dr. Kuckel will be assisting in the exploration of the feasibility of a K - 6 el- ementary school for next year and/or a K - 8 school in the future. Interested parents are wel-

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THE LARGEST THE ONLY INVENTORY OF ELITE LEXUS Obituary PRE-OWNED LEXUS DEALER IN SOUTHWEST IN SOUTHWEST Peg Hofschneider FLORIDA FLORIDA A celebration of the life of Mar- garet Rose "Peg" Hofschneider will be held at 1:30 p.m., April 25, at the Cap- tiva Civic Center. Hofschneider, 79, died April 7. J She was extremely active on Captiva for 25 years, serving enthusiastically and •NO LUXURY TUQ > 34 HR. ROADSKK ASSISTANCE 98 DODGE DURANGO SLT 29,900 effectively on the Captiva Memorial Li- • NEW CM FINANCING UP TO 60 iOW • tYlWM HIE FACTORY KMIUNTY Red 4X4 9 K miles brary Board, on the Board of SALE PRICE 97 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL and as Chair^ %900 man of the 97 LEXUS ES300 White, 19K Miles Captiva Ero- woo sion Preven- White, 12 K miles - 97 TOYOTA CAMRYXLE tion District, Loaded, 16 K Miles ~ on the Board of 96 LEXUS ESI Governors of 2-Different colors! loaded, loI w miles mm 96 CADILLAC DEILE the Captiva Civic Associa- Gold, 29K Miles s tion. She was 96 LEXUS SC400 extremely ac- '43000 29,900 Hofschneider Black, 19 K miles 96 CMC YUKON tive in captur- Red, Loaded, 26K Miles ing and recording the history of- Cap- 95 LEXUS SC300 tiva, active as liaison between Lee '3Q900 County Library and the Captiva Library, Red Loaded 96 MAZDA HMO SEX-CAB '14*900 and currently was an active elected s PICKUP, V-6J9K Miles s commissioner of the Captiva Fire Con- 95 LEXUS LS400 trol District. 2%900 95 CADILLAC SEDAN DEVILLE 2Z900 She was married to Dr. Leo J. Green, 71K miles, loaded Hofschneider, now deceased. Surviving Beige, 28K Miles are two sons: Gerald and Leo, Jr. (Jay); 95 LEXUS LS400 a daughter, Chris; foster daughter, Beige, w/37K miles '3*900 9t BMW 325 i Donna; plus several grandchildren, White, One Owner great-grandchildren, nieces and neph- 95 LEXUS ESJOO ews, great-nieces and great-nephews. 1*900 '11,900 Born in Indianapolis, she lived in 3 to choose, Soaded, from. 94 BUICK LESABRE CUSTOM Rochester, N.Y. and retired to Captiva Gold, 55K Miles in the early 1970s. She served in WWII 91 LEXUS LS400 as a First Lieutenant, Army Air Corps 93 UNCOIN MARK VIII '14300 Flight Evacuation Registered Nurse. White, 35 K miles She was a member of the Sweetland- Gold, One Owner Hill American Legion Post #1340 in 93 LEXUS LS400 from,.. Rochester, served as Post Commander, 3 different colors, loaded, 91 MERCEDES M and was a life member of the Sanibel- White,w/grdy, 44K Miles, VeryClean Captiva American Legion Post #123. The family would prefer dona- 93LEXUS SC400 tions in her name to Captiva Memorial Blue, Loaded Library in lieu of flowers. 93 LEXUS GS300 Silver, 47 K miles FAITH 90-96 Remember the LS Holocaust "" The Holocaust will be remembered at 400 a Sabbath eve service 6y Temple Bat Yam of the Islands at 8 p.m. Friday, April 24 at ?TO CHOOSE 10 TO CHOOSE the Congregational United Church of Christ. The Temple welcomes those of all STARTING AT,. faiths to this special occasion. STARTING AT. Saint Isabel's Guild The Guild will have its final sched- All prices are plus tax, license and title. Most Lexus vehicles are certified. uled meeting in the Terrace Room at Sun- dial at 11:30 a.m. April 20. Reservations should be in by Saturday, April 18. Following the luncheon, there will be a short meeting that will include the instal- lation of officers. The officers for the com- ing year will be: President — Mary Lou Jerrell; First Vice President—Joan Heftye; Second Vice President — Alice Palmer; OF FORT 1VIYERS Secretary — Pat Kelley; Treasurer — Mary Jo Kirkoatrick. 14100 South Tamiami Trail

HOURS- M0N - FRI 8 AM - 8 PM 481-9797 TAKE EXIT , " SAT 8 AM -5 PM 21 OFF 1-75 1-800-330-9155 www.lexusofftmyers.com 14A « Friday, April 17, 1998 • ISLANDER i Business/Real Estate Business NewsMakers Sign-makers Show It! honored Island Designs Signs, a Captiva firm begins specializing in quality sign design, has re- Two Lee County entrepreneurs ceived both a fourth place award and an have begun a video show on WEVU honorable mention in the 19th Annual Channel 8/Jones Intercable that fea- Signs of the Times 1998 Commercial Sign Competition. tures many local attractions, including A fourth place award was conferred those on Sanibel and Captiva. in the "Flat Signs" category for a sign cre- Aaron Belchamber and Jean ated for Royal Windsor Fish 'N' Chips res- bel Steakhouse on Sanibel. The 42 x 68- over the world," said Chip Carter, design Pierre Bernier, both of whom work on taurant on Captiva. The four-color, 36 x inch sign is made of high-density urethane craftsman and president of Island Designs Signs. This is the second year that the com- Sanibel, have formed their own com- 80-inch sign incorporates paint and vinyl in a sand-blasted technique. graphics. "In our trade, this particular compe- pany has been singled out for honors by pany, Show It Video Productions. Last A Honorable Mention was earned for tition is extremely prestigious because of the magazine. week, their first presentation of Show a "Dimensional Sign" created forThe Sani- the level of competition from designers all It! Southwest Florida aired (it currently is not available on Media One which services Sanibel-Captiva), The show featured, among other Handbook offered finish options. Also included is an appen- dix on Sanibel "eco-zones," building in- subjects, a video of the musical group A new handbook called Building formation resources and a graphic of costs Barefoot Mary then playing at the Your Island Home — A Planning Guide in a "typical" island home. Crow's Nest on Captiva. The 30- for Future Homeowners will be offered Visit an open house from 4-7 p.m. minute show is an info-tainment pre- free of charge by Foye Builders, Inc., at Friday, April 17, at 15891 Captiva Drive sentation that promotes various things Captiva open houses this month. (next to the Captiva Yacht Club) to talk to the contractor and receive a free copy, or that are happening in the community. The 15-page publication covers top- ics ranging from site selection to allowed call ErikaFoye, 472-3937, or toll free (800) development, to construction costs and 227-8580.

Deeds J. Wilson, Trustee and Peggy J. Wilson Deeds recorded at the Lee Trust—L9, Bb, Upper Captiva Shores. County Courthouse for over $80,000 $233,000: Robert A. Noah, Trustee, to during.the three weeks ending March Robert C. & Doris S. Harvot—L9, Ba, lighthouse Cafe 29 included: The Dunes. (Addresses are Sanibel unless otherwise $196,000: Derek & Margaret C. Russell 700 hens indicated.) To Carla Brooks Johnston and Robert L. Non-Condos Hilliard—LI, Sanibel Lakes. Real Hard" $473,600: Steven P. Grahek to Riggs $140,000: John E. & Georgie K.Smith Ban, NA; Riggs National Bank of Wash- to PNC Bank Fsb, Trustee, and Sawgrass 000 ington; John Oliver Lagorce—L54, Bg, Trust—Ptg 14, 28-46s-22e. The Dunes. year $460,000: Rita Sachs Staudinger; Rita Condos Staudinger Sachs; Rita Staudinger & $1,550,000: Bert L. & Joan Jenks; The Gerhard Sachs to Scott A. Logan—L21, Charles E. & Dustine F.Jenks; Joan M. 2nd Add., Shell Harbor. Good to South Seas Properties Company, lighthouse 'Cafe's $450,000: James J. & Joan Ltd.—U5,7, Plantation View Shopping World's Best R. Kelly to Richard C. & Center. Robin A. Cohan—L99..B3, $1,373,000: Hartley Breakfast" Shell Harbor. Morey, Trustee, to South $400,000: Mary Silver- Seas Prc yT U6, sweig to Nicholas Jar: moszuk^ Plantation View Shop- "Jlrmoizuk—L4, Safety ping Center. Harbor Club, Upper Cap- $1,065,000: Don J. tiva. Gunther and Rosemary $360,000: Elizabeth Brandon Oherin T. Gunther to Pamela R. Comer— (fka Elizabeth B. Studt) to James C. Roy ale Tern-Unit 104. Boyle, Frances Bainor and Frances $885,000: Star Bank, NA, Trustee, and Bainor Boyle—L5,6, B3, GW Bryants, Terri A. Stark Trust to Doreen M. Jaudes, Captiva. Trustee; Robert C. Jaudes, Trustee; Doreen M. Jaudes Trust—U202, Sanibel $325,000: Davie O. & Agnes T. Davis; Sunset. Which Came First, Ruth M. Carter; Patricia L. Newman; Robert C. & Carol Ann Dugan (aka Carol $724,000: Alvin L. Park, Trustee and The Chicken Or The Egg? Ann Carter) to Timothy J. Murty, Alvin L. Park Trust to DAO Corporation Trustee, and Kebner Trust—L9,Ptl8, B3, and Steve & Joan C. Low—Tamarind- At The Lighthouse Cafe Captiva Beach. Unit B102. $660,000: Joyce Mackey McGinnis, 99 $270,000: J. Michael & Mary Kay Bow, ers to R. Allen Purkiss—L14, Ba, The Rocks. (Continued, next page) Call Ahead Seating • Smoke Free Environment $265,000: Constance C. Horan; Elfreda 362 Periwinkle Way, Sanibel • 472-030S M. Duncan; and Gail R. Stone to Peggy ISLANDER • Friday, April 17, 1998 " ISA Permits and Deeds, from 14A Trustee and Kenneth D. McGinnis Trust to Alan F. $445,000: Dorothy E. Kondrup—Loggerhead Cay-Unit 241. Beane—Tantara-Unit 301. Partridge to Wendy U. $274,000: James S. & Sheila D. Ware to Olga Caviola— $630,000: David B. Casper, Trustee; Marjorie H. Childers—Ventura Cap- Sunset South-Unit 7B. Casper, Trustee; David B. & Marjorie H. Casper Trust tiva-Unit 5B. $270,000: Michael I. Grady, Trustee; Elizabeth A. to Eric J. & Margaret C. Maercklein—San'dollar-Unit $440,000: RJ. Hendry Grady, Trustee; and Msj Realty Trust to Kenneth P. & C103. [•••II Company, Inc. to Harry Susanne L. Young—Island Beach Club-Unit B210. $560,000: James Burkemper, Trustee; James J. J. & Nancy M. $238,000: David M. Ramsey to LornaW. & William J. Burkemper Trust; and James J. Burkemper to Paul D Waggoner and Temco HM Parts Co., Muzevich, Jr.—Seawind-Unit A109. & Donna G. Vanduyne—Sundial-Unit E201. Inc.—Captiva Shores-Unit 6D. $236,000: James S. Ware to Roderick D. & Patricia M $490,000: Gerald A. & Rosemary N. Rhomberg to $395,000: Robert C. Kahn to Adaline Alle & Bradford Melatti—Mariner Pointe-Unit 642. Ralph M. & Karen Hodges—High Tide-Unit C201. Shinkle, IV—Sandpiper Beach-Unit 303. $235,000: Albert E. & Patricia L. Moore to William G. $490,000: John Robert & Mary Elizabeth Akin to $385,000: Ribello E. & Joan E. Bertoni to Steen A. & Genetha Gray—Seawind-Unit A106. Michael I. Grady, Trustee; Elizabeth A. Grady, Trustee; Metz—Loggerhead Cay-Unit 532. $201,000: Patricia M. Thurber; Patricia M. Thurber, -and Msj Realty Trust—High Tide-Unit C101. $325,000: Donald O. & Bonita J. Ericksen to Kennath Trustee; and Patricia M. Thurber Trust to Dennis R. & $485,000: Tanya B. Miller to Daniel T. & Andrea S. A. & Karen L. Mrozek—Sundial-Unit J202. Jacquelyn R. Streeter—Mariner Pointe-Unit 212. Derrington—Point Santo de Sanibel-Unit B46. $305,000: Janet Butterfield to John E. Clark—Logger- $90,000: Christine S. Johnson to Robert R. Luise— $445,000: Richard C. & Frances H. Stanton to Francia head Cay-Unit 233. Tennisplace-Unit D22. A. & Joan A. Gicca—Pointe Santo-Unit D43. $292,500: Michael B. & Mary E. Wood to Michele L. Not M of the Great Water Holes at Lexington are on the Golf Course. Introducing Southmont Cove in Lexington Country Club. Lexington is. well-known for its championship golf, but tucked away in its own private reserve, Lexington's Lake Village offers some extraordinary water holes and water views of its own. With several shimmering lakes, swimming pools, and exquisite sunsets, it's like living in a tropical resort - and you are. All in a gated community with world-class amenities including an Island Club Activity Center complete with an exercise and fitness center, computer/media center and a private tiki bar plus 12 Har-Tru Hydro-Grid tennis courts, clubhouse, and a full-time activites staff. Visit us today. Lexington is just minutes from PL Myers Beach and Sanibel Island at the intersection of Summerlin and Bass Road in south Ft. Myers. Seeing is believing, and believe us, you've never seen anything like. Southmont Cove - especially at these prices. __, . '"

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COTI, from 5A Martell, from 5A tively undeveloped by resort standards. Mostly adhering to them requires only some ' Later onEaster Sunday, literally -r- because it is so important — and we'll People come not only for hte sun and the minor adjustments in the present mode of hordes of Lee County residents enjoyed the go ahead and create better, free, beach beaches, but also to view a little bit of na- operation. It does require some use of com- Sanibel Causeway islands— picnicking, parks on Sanibel. Maybe we'll even four- ture preserved by the "Ding" Darling Sanc- mon sense and an appreciation that both are swimming, fishing, boating. How could lane our roads to handle the extra traffic tuary as well as the low density of housing after the same goals — to maintain Sanibel anyone have the gall to suggest the removal as visitors go up and down trying to find a that has restricted overbuilding. as an attractive place in which to live and a of one of the few waterside parks that do public beach. COTI believes the City Council good place in which to make a living. De- exist, are wonderfully available, and even Not. would act wisely in adopting the Planning stroy or diminish the ambience and, in the have free parking? Removing the islands is nuts. I like Commission's recommendations. Its restric- long run, business will be equally destroyed. I guess we could say OK, remove the to think it is not seriously being consid- tions are neither onerous nor terribly costly. islands for purely environmental reasons ered. . : not be renewed. And I have the letter from Still looking for her to prove this, therefore, either she's housing lying to look better, or just is careless in To the Editor: her remarks. I couldn't appeal their deci- I would like to take this time to sion until my tax returns were back (Feb. DO YOU update my family's situation and respond 20) as I am self-employed and was wait- to CHR's response of last week's letter. ing for my 1099s. First off, we haven't found a place to stay Hyatt states we are upset that we and are living from, night to night where were not given a lease extension, which we can. I've been able to find friends to she says is not possible. Either she lied put us up nightly, or at least my wife and to me or the newspaper because she told kids almost every night. I've had to put me herself Gary Price, and only Gary them up in motels two times and that's Price, could extend our lease until we getting expensive. I personally have slept found housing, and that he was the only in my van on three occasions, kind of like one who could. He refused to talk to me camping. The kids are making it through until he read last wee's letter, before I this OK, but they don't like being sepa- submitted it, and blew up at City Hall, COLOR? rated as I have been housing them at dif- tell me I was trying to make him out as COME GET A HAIRCOLOR CONSULTATION FROM ferent friends as not to crowd anyone. I'm the bad guy. I told him I was just trying sure we will find something soon. to keep my four kids off the streets. He EXPERT MEMBERS OF THE GOLDWELL COLOR ALLIANCE. told me to get the Hell out of his office, As for CHR's response, Jay Hyatt SCHEDULE YOUR APPOINTMENT NOW! said we had 90 days before our lease was which we weren't in — we were in the up to submit our re-evaluation material. reception area. I never raised my voice, They wanted my 1997 tax return, which but I did state that he wasn't sorry, in- f I received from my tax accountant Feb. stead he was a sorry person to do this to Scarlett O Hairs 20.1 received her letter stating our ineli- my four kids. gibility dated Feb. 2 which is not 60 days P.S. We are still looking daily for 1711 Periwinkle Way from April 1.1 was also informed there suitable housing. If anyone has any leads, would be a meeting by City Council hear- please call me at 332-9823... even if tem- Suite 2, Sanibel ing on 1998 new limits, but was not told porary housing. when. We were never told in January as Merlin (Chip) Gelpi & family stated by Mrs. Hyatt that our lease would Sanibel 472-5699 1 «A - Friday, April 17, 1998 - ISLANDER COMMENTARY Shell Shocked Guest Commentary Lost weekend For geniune community In all the years you've spent on Sanibel, did you ever ask yourself what was your most memorable moment? I remember the time I got lost — yes, lost. It was my first time on Sanibel and we were staying at a very small condominium unit facing the beach. Without bothering to policing study the building's architecture to serve as a landmark, I decided to go for a long walk along the beach. With the approach of its 25th anniversary next year, Giving into the famous Sanibel stoop, I casually wan- the City of Sanibel faces an unprecedented budget crunch. dered along studying the various sizes and shapes of shells. Our very success in slowing growth means our tax base is Every so often some sunbathers would point to the gulf no longer expanding as it once did. Yet costs continue to and I'd witness a squadron of dolphins perfecting their div- rise for sewers, roads, and an ever-expanding staff. That ing routine. I must have walked for about 45 minutes and leads to a difficult choice: either raise taxes dramatically in decided it was time to get back. The sun was at its noon time the years ahead, or look for ways to achieve meaningful zenith and my growling stomach told me my wife would savings. I favor the latter approach. have a sandwich ready for me. Maybe a quick swim in the By far the biggest item in the city's budget is the po- luxurious pool before lunch and afterward a nice nappy poo. lice force. It accounts for a third of our $4.5 million per- I walked for what seemed like 45 to 50 minutes when sonnel budget, and for 46 of 127 employees. That's a stag- a horrible thought struck me. I ahd no idea what the condo gering budget and number of employees for a small town units looked like. But I was sure I had taken the same amount of 5,700 inhabitants that has never had a measurable crime of time walking back as I had taken to start my walk. rate. The department's response is that Sanibel is crime- Shouldn't I be near the condo by now? No need to panic, I free because our large police force "displaces" crime to thought. Just ask someone. irtfliVENS other parts of Lee County. "Excuse me," I started to say to a passing beach per- Let's think about that. In the first place, Sanibel has son. "Can you tell me where ...." That's when the second horrible thought struck me. never had a measurable crime rate. We didn't have violent What is the name of that darned condo unit? crimes before incorporation; we don't have them now. That's not displacement, it's "Yes, sir. Can I help you?" the beach person asked. demographics. Island communities with Sanibel's age distribution and level of afflu- I began to stammer. "This is rather awkward. My first time here and all that. It ence do not have significant crime problems, regardless of how big a police force they seems I'm trying to find the condo building I'm staying in. I guess II didn't bother to have. study what it looks like from the beach." Just look at Boca Grande. It's a barrier island community with almost identical "No problem, my good man. Simply tell me its name and I'll point you in the right demographics. It's also in Lee County, and also linked to the mainland by a toll bridge, direction." albeit a much shorter one. Unlike Sanibel, however, it has no police force other than The perspiration forming on my forehead wasn't only from the sun. "That's the Lee County Sheriff's deputies. According to the "displacement" theory, this should be problem," I said, "I can't seem to remember its name. To tell you the truth, they all sound where the criminals our police department is chasing off the island are heading. But it's alike. It's something like 'Sanibel Arms,' or 'Sonesta Sunrise.' Or is is ^Sanibel on the not. Boca Grande is just as crime-free as Sanibel, at a fraction the cost. What's more, Sea?1" Sanibel taxpayers are still paying for one tenth of the Sheriff's budget, even though all The beach person was compassionate, to say the least. "There, there now. Try to we're getting is occasional use of the jail. concentrate. Is it the 'Sanibel Beach Haven?' Maybe the 'Surf V Sanibel' Or the 'Sani- That's not to say we don't need a police department. We do, for several reasons. bel V Surf?'" I tried to concentrate. "Is it the 'Sanibel Sunrise?' No, no, I've got it. It's One is to handle traffic and parking needs. Another is to ensure faster response times the 'Siesta Sanibel.' No, that's not it. The 'Century Sanibel.'" than we can expect from the Sheriff's office. But the most important is community As I became reduced to muttering Sanibel alliterations, the beach person stared at policing. me. "You're quite right," he said. "You are lost." And he wandered off. Community policing implies having law enforcement officers who are themselves For the next 10 hours I meandered back and forth along the beach attempting to find members of the community. Yet only 5 of 46 department members live on Sanibel. a single telltale sign that would identify my habitat. Community policing also implies a more informal, hands-on, management style. When they found me around midnight sitting by the Sanibel Lighthouse, I could be Instead we have no less than four levels of administration. We have a chief, deputy heard murmuring, "Orisitthe 'Sunrise Siesta?' No, the 'Sanibel Sands?' Or was it 'Sand- chief, three commanders, and five sergeants, before getting to the officers and dispatch- piper?' The 'Sandman' maybe ...," ers. That's not only inefficient and impersonal, but expensive. The deputy chief is paid $62,000, and the commanders a total of $151,000. Benefits cost an additional 30%. Trimming our top-heavy administration would not only save a lot of money, but de- bureaucratize the department, affording the chief more flexibility and control. Lew Phillips is in many ways an ideal community police chief why not give him a freer Priced for Immediate Sale! hand? Sanctuary Heron Condominium I am not proposing laying anyone off. After all, our senior officers have served Sanibel well for many years. But I believe some positions, including that of deputy $469,900!!! chief, should be eliminated as those who hold them retire. Community policing also involves being mindful of providing good service at reasonable cost. Though service has been good overall, little attention has been paid to cost. Sanibel police are seldom if ever exposed to the dangers routinely confronted by Sheriff's deputies, yet are paid on average $7,000 more for comparable positions, ac- cording to a recent survey published in the News-Press. We have by far the highest-paid police in Lee County. _ •— The same largesse extends throughout the budget. Eight police vehicles are driven"" home off-island every night, adding significantly to wear and tearrand contributing to frequent and expensive replacement. Detectives are given an annual clothing allow- ance of $500, though they are not required to wear uniforms. Taxpayers are also being- made to pay for the department's memberships in national organizations, including the National Rifle Association. Given the NRA's defense of assault weapons and cop-killer bullets, I find our police department's membership both unfortunate and unacceptable. Finally, community policing implies having a department sized to the needs of a Located on the Magnificient 9th Hole small town. By paring back administrative positions, freezing salaries until they are competitive with those paid in comparable communities, and getting rid of fat and waste Priced $80,000 UNDER Developer Units! we could save hundreds of thousands of dollars a year, postponing the need for tax Call Saralee Howell after hours 472-1147 increases. Part of the savings could be dedicated to the new $400/month housing sub- sidy I have proposed to encourage our police to live on Sanibel. Far from reducing service, this w.ould allow us to transform "community policing" from slogan to reality delivering better service at lower cost ISLANDER ' Friday, April-17, 1998 Ovfcloors Eco-Taik Earth Day events begin tomorrow Bob ByANNEBELLEW sive recycling program and reduction in the use of chemi- Islander staff writer cal pesticides at the resort. And recently, she was instru- SLAYTON Earth Day seems to come and go more quietly these mental in the Inn's purchase of an eco-friendly laundry days than it used to — certainly without the hoopla sur- system designed to eliminate the need for chlorine rounding the event the first few years, or even that of its bleaches by injecting ozone gas into the wash cycles. "The 25th anniversary in 1995. Perhaps it's because (could it ozone kills 'stuff* 3,200 times better than chlorine," Logan be possible?) people are developing more of the "Every says. "The linens come out incredibly clean without us- Day is Earth Day" mindset, practicing "Think globally, ing any hot water and so fluffy that drying time is cut act locally." back. The Ozonator has Next two weeks will At any rate, there are a allowed us to reduce our few Earth Day/Week activi- use of propane, water and tell the story for the ties planned around the area. electricity. It's great!" • At BIG Arts, author, From 10 a.m. to 2 1998 Legislature marine biologist and envi- p m. tomorrow, partici- ronmental educator Katy pants in the Earth Day Muzik, Ph.D will present At <.'vent can pick up tips on urrent deliberations in Tallahassee are Home in the Coral Reef on oreating gardens that at- coming down to the wire. The Legis Tuesday, April 21. Muzik is tract on butterflies and Clature will wrap up its work for the the director of isla*bela In- humming birds, planting regular 1998 session in little more than two weeks stitute, a non-profit company trees and recycling. Vol- and head home. Now is the time to put pressure on for environmental education unteers from Care & Re- lawmakers to resolve several issues of concern to in Puerto Rico. Her li ibilitation of Wildlife environmentalists. children's books about the will be on hand to explain • Rep. Bert Saunders (Naples) and Sen. John sea have been translated into that organization's pro- Laurent are attempting to inject the Legislature di- several languages and gram; and the Sanibel- rectly into the Corps of Engineers' study for the autographed copies will be Captiva Conservation redesign of the Central and South Florida Flood available at her presentation. Foundation will present Control Project (commonly known as the "Re- Muzik's program begins at 7 p.m. information butterflies study"). Conservationists are alarmed since the lan- • Also on Sanibel, The Sanibel Inn, in addition to and butterfly gardening. Andrew Dove of the Inn's staff guage of the Saunders-Laurent "Restudy" bill Tuesday evening environmental presentations is gearing will lead participants in the planting of 500 sea oats plants (HB4141) was written by the sugar industry. Un- up for its 4th Annual Earth Day Celebration tomorrow, as he talks about the preservation of wetlands and beach fortunately, the Lee County Commission voted 4-1 Saturday, April 18. nourishment. in late March to adopt a "walk-on" resolution, "We want people to see and know the benefits of • The other semi-local Earth Day event that island- drafted by Commissioner John Manning, urging the the environmental programs we have at the Inn," says ers might be interested in focuses on a slender sliver of Legislature to support their proposals. Linda Logan, general manager. "It would be helpful if land that is reminiscent of what much of Florida used to The proposed legislation would give the Joint people could carpool, ride their bikes or park at a nearby be — Pine Island. Funded in part by a $1,500 grant from Legislative Committee new powers over funding friend's because we're sold out for the weekend, but the U.S. Catholic Conference's Environmental Justice Pro- for the Everglades cleanup and, potentially, threaten everyone's invited. We'd like as many people as possible gram, Pine Island's April 25 Earth Day March for Parks federal funding for these expensive projects. to come on Saturday and, hopefully, take away a sense of has a two-prong goal: clean up Pine Island as part of Keep • Sen. Walter (Skip) Campbell is sponsoring why we feel caring about the environment is so impor- Lee County Beautiful's ninth annual trash bash; and raise SB2142. His bill directs the South Florida Water tant." money for the Calusa Land Trust. The Trust is working Management District to annually assess a Logan is the architect of the hostelry's conserva- with SCCF to purchase York Island with its rare 200-acre stormwater utility fee against Everglades farmers tion program which includes a butterfly garden on site, mangrove forest and, on its own, to buy another 47-acre who exceed the maximum threshold for phospho- the on-going planting of sea oats on the dune, an aggres- rus in the effluent running off their farms. It would (Continued, page 20A) then be possible to cut in half the ad valorem mill- age that taxpayers in the SFWMD have been pay- ing since 1994. In a further attempt to lift the costs of restoration off the backs of South Florida tax- payers; Sen. Jack Latvala, chairman of the Natural Help wanted: Refuge wants students Resources Committee, has sponsored SB2290, de- signed to implement the provision of Amendment For the sixth consecutive summer, the J.N. "Ding" Many U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service employees 5, the "Polluter Pays Amendment," adopted by Darling National Wildlife Refuge is hiring high school started their careers with YCC. Refuge manager Lou Hinds Florida voters in 1996. youth for the eight-week Youth Conservation Corps started as a worker i n the Youth Opportunity Corps (YCC's (YCC) program. This program is a special employment predecessor) in 1967 at the Great Swamp NWR in New • There is yet another way cost sharing may program for young men and women aged 15 through 18 Jersey. "My time as a youth worker at Great Swamp was be achieved. Although there are 41 specialty Florida and provides valuable work/earn/learn experience. Dur- a life-changing experience," he said. Because of that sum- license plates already in circulation, there may soon ing the program participants work on landscape mainte- mer job, Hinds started a career with USF&WS that has be another one. HB3525 and SB7O0 would autho- nance, construction/maintenance of boardwalks and trails, allowed him to work on several refuges in the northeast- rize the issuance of a special Everglades plate. The and removal of non-native plants. In addition to these ern United States, as well as in the Washington, D.C. of- monies raised would be placed in the Everglades projects, the young people assist with wildlife surveys fice. "I highly recommend the YCC program to all high Trust Fund. These bills still have to be considered and participate in environmental education Field trips. No school youth interested in pursuing a career in natural by the House and Senate Appropriations Commit- prior work experience is required. resource management," Hinds commented, tees before they go to the floor for final passage. This program is extremely rewarding, not just for "It is really a super opportunity for any high school • Although a request of $5 million in funding the participants but also for the refuge. According to As- student who enjoys the outdoors," added Hamilton. for removal of the Rodman Dam and restoration of sistant Refuge Manager Layne Hamilton, "Without these YCC is administered by agencies in the U.S. De- the Ocklawaha River was not approved in budget young workers, many important refuge projects would partment of the Interior and the Department of Agricul- hearings by the Legislature earlier this month, pres- not have been completed. Past YCC summer programs ture. Employment is without regard to social, economic, sure can still be applied on House Speaker Webster rebuilt boardwalks, maintained trails, performed landscape racial or ethnic backgrounds. A Florida work permit is and Senate President Toni Jennings. Conservation- maintenance around the refuge buildings and built fences." required. The kids are paid minimum wage ($5.15/hour) ists place this issue at the top of their agenda. Gov- But the job is not all work. Each year, the young people and work a 40-hour week. The program begins June 15 ernor Chiles has been urged to veto other conserva- spend approximately one day per week visiting various and ends August 15. Applications are available from lo- tion projects favored by House members if this one preserves and parks around the area. The goal of the pro- cal high school guidance counselors as well as the refuge is not included. gram is to develop responsible work habits in the kids office. For additional information, call 472-1100. Appli- (Continued, page 20A) while teaching them about the Southwest Florida envi- cation deadline is May 5. ronment. fit EE

20A • Friday, April 17, 1998 • ISLANDER OUTDOORS& RECREATION Earth Days, from 19A Slayton, from 19A • Forever Florida (SB2024), a $3 billion land ac- parcel adjoining Jug Creek and Burgess Bay in Bokeelia. quisition program, has also been designed by Latvala.. It A host of activities will be centered at the St. James would succeed Preservation 2000 (the current program) Civic Association in St. James City with all proceeds go- Ongoing at when it expires in the year 2000. Latvala's bill designates ing directly to the Trust. a portion of the money raised to be used for water supply • An Earth Day Market will display and sell envi- (wells, reservoirs, underground storage). Points of con- ronmentally friendly products; tention that need to be resolved are the use of funds for • Earth Day Foods will offer affordable lunches; Sanibel Inn beach renourishment, sand inlet transfers, and the pur- • Souvenir T-shirts will be available; During the month of April in support of its an- chase of inholdings now allocated to the Florida Game & • March for Parks walkers will raise money through Freshwater Fish Commission, the Department of Envi- sponsorships of a two-mile walk; nual Earth Day celebration, the Sanibel Inn is fea- turing Tuesday evening lectures on a variety of en- ronmental Protection's Division of Recreation & Parks, • A recycling depot will be set up to collect car and and the Department of Agriculture's Division of Forestry. boat batteries, paper, white goods (old appliances) and vironmental subjects. Next Tuesday, April 21, Cyndi Marks, director of the Florida Bat Center, will present • An exciting $6 billion, 20-year program, called other metals; and Florida 2020 by House Speaker Dan Webster, is also on • There will be a raffle for prizes, which include a information on Florida's native bats. The final pro- gram, April 28, will cover Pelican Island National the drawing board. Webster's bill would allocate $4 bil- kayak, canoe trips, restaurant certificates and non-toxic lion to land purchase and $2 billion to state colleges and biodegradable products. Wildlife Refuge, America's first refuge, as part of the on-going build-up to the national refuge system's universities. The bonds issued in either case would be Central to the day's events, however, is the distri- serviced by the documentary stamp tax, a tax imposed on bution of a survey to measure how well area residents are 100th birthday in 2003. Steve Alvarez, J.N. "Ding" Darling NWR Public Use Officer, will be the speaker. real estate sales in Florida. Future landowners, thus, would responding to environmental challenges, especially as they be involved indirectly in the program. relate to protecting valuable waterways and wetlands. All presentations are accompanied by slides and/or demonstrations and are held in the Inn's Coquina In a move that bodes well for the future, several "This survey is intended to help people better understand members of the House and Senate have now begun to how much they can actually do to help protect our bodies Room on the first floor of the Hibiscus building. The programs are open to the public, last about an meet formally as an environmental caucus. Their meet- of water," organizer Cathy Valenti said. "The responses ings give environmental lobbyists an opportunity to brief will assist scientists in measuring just how well we are hour and start at 6:30 p.m. Participants can also tour the resort's butterfly gardens. members of the Legislature on issues of concern to the doing and, at the same time, underscore how much more conservation community. we need to do." The next two weeks will tell the story.

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Oaks 8" $50.00 [ MEDICAL & HEALTH \ Poor credit, no equity, OX.ll Make serious moneyl Your own 1/1)98 — tilt— 31238134-73 ultimate decorative resurfacing business with unlimited income. Travelers $15.00 Call Ruaa MeClosky * 'Selling Coin Collection ' * Send system. 10 YEAR WARRANTY..... Free 24 hour message. 1-888-574- Much more - delivery & planting VITAMIN OUTLET FREE ESTIMATES 267-3350. (841) 980-4444 SASE to Larrys Coins Suite 211, available. 4/24/9B —tttt— 21239118-71 9696 1616 West Cape Coral Parkway, DISCOUNTS EVERYDAY 3/8/98 —tttt—2123B34B-74 4/17)18 —tttl—21239028-71 694-2387 Cape Coral, FL 33914. 5/9/91 —tttt—21207738-71 St. John's Wort. Must Sell Immediately! Three FINANCIAL 4/20/11 —ttlt—21238339-73 3% 300mg/100c... Undelivered Steel Buildings 20x22, Disc Cafe Beanie Babies for sale. Princess I HOME FURNISHINGS | $9.59 25x26, 30x38. Financing Available. SERVICES Established 5 yrs. Bear & Erin Bear. $150. each. Call Glnko Biloba 80mg/60c. Our Loss/ Your Gain. Great for Gross $70-80,000 395-7614 ft 0,80 backyard shops and garages. Call Bill Problems? 1-800-408-0044 ex. Price $45,000. Includes 4/17/98 —ttlt—21239036-3 HUGE SALE COQ10. 30m"g'/'60c..'..... today 1-800-341-7007 1005 9am-9pm 7 days, Debt Prestigious home open on Sat. & ...... $12.76 4/2B/BB —Htt—21239B62-5 All Inventory & Fixtures. Selling Lladro collection. Many Sun. (4/18 & 4/19) to display & sell consolidation loans and programs Good Lease with beautiful pieces: 5713, 5222, 5199, Glucoslmlne Sulfate available. Bad credit OK. No immaculate furn; unexpected move WHETHER YOU'RE BUYING, First Option to Renew. 5119, 12075, 4522, 5741, 5885, forces this sacrifice sale. Entire 750mg/60c... advance fees! Free consultation. 5455, 5468, 4982, 7619, 5594, $15.96 SELLING OR SEARCHING, Non-Profit. Lower Monthly Call George (941) 395-0446 home contents will be sold at 1/2 EVERYTHING YOU NEED 5456, 5278, 6211, 6210, 5722, price. For detail listing & directions CAPE CORAL ..574-0073 Payments. Principles Only. 6291,5170. Call 433-3480 FT. MYERS...... 432-9200 IS RIGHT AT YOUR 4/16/9B —titt— 21195487-71 4/10/96 —;tt»— 21239813-3 call 466-4931 4/17/98 —tttt—21239183-77 4/17/9B — mS-21238125-71 N. FT. MYERS. 656-1002 FINGERTIPS. 4/1B/9B — tstt—21239206^73 4/10/2016 —tttt— 21182959-99 ISLANDER - htid.jy. Apr>l 1/ I99B • 23A •

L PETS & SUPPLIES | GENERAL-HELP CAT LOVERS!!! The New Thistle Lodge $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ MEDICAL - HELP WANTED The Cat Hospital of FL Myers now at Ctsa Ybel Resort. * • DAILY WORK-DAILY PAY WANTED has immediate openings for F/T Sanlbel's Premier Restaurant NOTICE: Florida Statute Avon sales - all areas need reps. Skilled & Unskilled Receptionist & Kennel/Grooming & is Looking tor A Few Great Vet. Tech. Positions. Call 489-4611. 828.29 states that all dogs & Super commission. Workplace, All Trades Assodataa to Join Our Team. REGISTERED 4/17/8B —tttt—21231898-74 eats offered for sale In Florida friends, neighbors. No inventory or ABLE BODY • Line Cooks must be at least 8 weeks old, territories required. Your products TEMPORARY SERVICE - Host/Hostess have an official health at cost. Flexible. Sandi 1-800-966- NURSES PART TIME - HELP certificate signed by a2166 Avon independent sales rep. Bonita Springs 992-9037 •Pool- • Lunch or Dinner Servers veterinarian, have proper 4/25/88 —tt$t_ 21098688-71 Bradenton 746-6366 WANTED - Bus Persons shots and be free from Ft. Myers 997-1615 - On/Call Banquet Servers CAPE CORAL SURGERY STUFF ENVELOPES LIKE ME. I'll Intestinal & external parasites. * APPLICATORS * $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ CENTER has pool i Bartenders In accordance with this statute, WE TRAIN. $11/HR tell you who pays well and still has opportunities available for openings. Send SASE to Southwest Day 4 Night Shifts Available. This publication will not Labor, Subs, Local Work. 4/24/88 —tstt— 21237524-75 Full Training Program. knowingly accept any ads 1-800-221-2016. FLORIDA licensed RN's. Marketing, P.O. Box 762, Bonita $$Avon$$ Potential $200-$2000 Qualified candidates will Springs, Ft. 34133. Top Pay t Benefits. advertising dogs or cats for 5/2/98 — tttt—21218680-75 per month. Sell where & when you sale that do not meet these possess PACU and Holding 4>30/98 —tltt—21232738-74 Apply In Person $1,000 WEEKLY like, it's not just door to door Help Wanted. Part time requirements. •Stuffing envelopes at home. anymore. Medical/other insurance experience. Critical care 2 PM- SPM Dally 7/8/2014 —tttt—21096341-88 Guaranteed I Home Workers available. 1-800-288-6311. Ind. experience is preferred. Reservationist for Useppa Island • 2255 W. Gulf Dr. needed nowl Free details. Rep. Club. Call 283-1061 4/17/BB —tttt— 21233883-3 4/18/98 — tttt—21235230-4 | SPORTING GOODS | Send SASE: 4/1 a/88 — tttt—21237619-71 We offer an excellent salary Experienced waitress wanted for '94 Gatsby Spa. Like new. $1,500. P.O. Box 754505-LA Ship's Store - Marina attendant job and benefits package! the morning shifts. 3 plus per week Coral Springs, FL 33075 RESTAURANT - Call daytime 395-2220 or evenings entails retail and fuel sales, For Immediate consideration, at Kristine's Island Cafe. Call 765- 7/8/98 — tttt—21225126-7 8988 between 8-11AM 481-4471 maritime exp. a plus. Full time with please forward resume to HELP WANTED benefits. Call 283-5005 4/17/98 —tttt-21239312-5 4/22/88 —StSt—21239910-3 PRESSERS UNDA V. SMITH at: Gun show April 25 & 26. Araba 4/18/98 —tttt—21237680-4 Bubble Room Ftestaurant is still very JERRY'S OF SANIBEL for pants and jackets. Experienced. COLUMBIA REGIONAL busyll Great money opportunity. Shrine Temple, corner of Cleveland Apply at or call Wiltshire Cleaners, $857.87 Weekly locating people due MEDICAL CENTER has Immediate openings In Ave. & Hanson Street, Ft. Myers, 9- Immediate openings for Servers & 2017 Monroe Street, Fort Myers, mortgage refund. No experience Southwest Florida, Bussers. Apply in person before Restaurant For: 5, Saturday 9-4. Sunday concealed ask for Mike or Ray 334-1353. required. Call (352) 365-7682 ext weapon permit classes. Antique, Human Resources, 11AM or after 2:30 PM, Captiva PIT P.M., Hostess, 4/22/88 -Sttt- 21230537-71 104. Call 24hrs. 472-5558 collectable, military, knives. 463- 4/1T/98 —tttt— 21239094-77 2727 Winklar Ave., FT/PT Evening Servers 2840 Wanted 35 people to lose weight Ft. My era, FL 33901; or fax 4/17/88 —tttt— 21227376-3 (100% Insurance + Benefits and earn money. 1-888-274-9118 $$Cash for coupons$$ $200,00 4/23/BB —tttt—21240080.5 (941) 939-8284. Pizza Cook! Pizza Cook! Needed 4/21/98 —tttt—21232109-73 weekly dipping coupons. Free info with F/T). For other opportunities, immediately, also counter help, Call Sally 472-9300 $100 cash daily. Valid drivers 1-800-466-9222 ext. 7929 CAPE CORAL please call our Jobllne at waitresses, drivers at both or apply license required. Company vehicle 4/18/98 —tttt—21239210-78 locations, on and off island. Call GARAGE SALES & casual attire. Call Russell 941- Make $900 weekly by simply (941) 939-7177. 466-6111 1700 Periwinkle Way, 337-1667 mailing business letters from home. EOE 4/17/88 -1HI- 21232728-3 Sanibel, One Day Only Saturday April 18th fl 4/22/88 — tttt—21234182-73 Free details call 1-800-368-5184 Also F/T or P/T a.m. to 3 p.m. Multi-Family sale of Mystery shoppers needed for Lee & 3/1J9B —tttt—21239212-79 columbla-hca.com Sanibel Cafe looking for energetic, Baker/ Donut Fryer. "trash and treasures" at 505 S. W, Charlotte County area business. Mail order business work from 4/17/98 — tttt — 21239266-78 dependable servers. FT/FT. Apply Call Kenny at 49th Lane, Cape Coral (one block Get paid to shop! Plus, get free home. Need help immediatley. $500 in person Sanibe! Cafe, Tahitian 472-9300 south of Cape Coral Parkway, off meals, merchandise & more! To plus per week, Part-time. $1,000 - Gardens, 2007 Periwinkle Way, or apply between 2 PM -5 PM. Pelican). Antique fishing equipment, receive free details, send #10 $4,000. per week, Full-time. Full OFFICE & CLERICAL 1700 Periwinkle Way, training. Call for free info booklet. 1- 5/1(98 — tttt—2H3S88H-3 guns, records, collectibles, tools, S.A.S.E to: S&J Marketing, Florida Sanibel. table linens and household items, 888-583-9951. Ext. 223. HELP WANTED Shoppers Division, 10151 Help Wanted Useppa Island Club. 4)23/88 —tttt— 21239955-3 books, games, much University, Orlando, FL 32817 4/18/98 —tttt—21239368-72 Hiring experienced servers. Must be miscellaneous. No pre-sales, 4/17/98 —tttt—21235173-74 lona Area - In home office, part- hard working, friendly and a team Line Cook F/T, P/T Day/ Evening Shift: Experienced needed - Top 4/19/98 —SStt—21239304-3 Lawn Service needs experienced time to possibly full-time. Flexible player. Call 283-4443 BUY IT - SELL FT - FIND IT IN THE hours, computer literate. Quick 4/18/88 —tttt—21237060-4 Wages & Benefits. Also Host/ help. N. Ft. Myers Area. Top pay. Hostess, F/T Evening Shift. Will FT MYERS GARAGE Call 466-0700. CLASSIFIEDS Books experience a must. Full time mature housekeeper. For 10/8/2015 —tttt—21154984-98 Train. Top Starting Wages - Call 4/17/98 —tttt—21236050-75 Resume/Letter to: Appraiser, 16007 Useppa Island Club. Experience an SALES Davis Rd. #215., Ft. Myers, Fl. asset. Call 2S3-1061 John For Interview 395-2300 33908 4/18/98 — tttt—11237363-4 4/21/98 —tttt—21240039-3 Garage sale toward Sanibel. 15560 4/17/9B —tttt—21239050-75 Shell Point Blvd. on Sat. & Sun. (4/18 SALES • HELP & 4/19), 9-4. Tools, building supplies, furn. silk plants, bikes & FINDING THE BALANCE WANTED more. 4/17/88 —tttt—21230127-71 SOMEWIIERE BFrWEEN TECHNOLOGY AND TOUCH, Full and part time positions DELIVERING QUALITY CARE available. Apply in person She Soils ESTATE SALE CLINICAL SKILL MEETS UP WITH COMPASSION. IPS THIS Sea Shells, 1157 Periwinkle Way, COLUMBIA REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER SOU7HWEST FBI. & SAT. CAREFUL BALANCE OF KNOWLEDGE AND INSTINCT THAT Sanibel. Good pay and benefits. FLORIDA CURRENTLY HAS THE FOLLOWING FULL-TIME 472-6991 APRIL 17th i 18th, MAKES COLUMBIA REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER SOUTHWEST POSITION AVAILABLE IN OUR RADIOLOGY DEPARTMENT: 4/17/88 — tttt—XI11H1-1 8:00 AM AT THE FLORIDA SUCH AN IDEAL PLACE TO PRACTICE HEALTHCARE REGENCY, APT. K128, ATTENTION!!! 6777 WINKLER ROAD LEAD RADIOGRAPHER For consideration, please Join us now in one of the following immediate opportunities: Licensed L & H Insurance GLADIOLUS A apply in person at: Columbia •7a-3:30p- Managers A Agents CYPRESS LAKE Regional Medical Center NURSING • Food Service Workers Requires FL license, ARRT, Ground Floor Opportunity VICTORIAN DRESSER, Southwest Florida, Human • ARNP - Physician Services. • Data/Quality Systems and supervisory experience. Resources, 3800 Evans Ave., Brand New Program! ADAMS CONSOLE, Excellent customer service MANY OLD SILVER PIECES, • RN's - Healthcare Referral; Coordinator - PT. Wound Ft. Myers, FL or fax resume Lead Program Available SOME STERLING, Requires bilingual Care Center. skills and the ability to to Jayne Tuller, Recruiter, at Earnings Up to 960,000/yr Potential 4 More! Call Jerry SOME SHEFFIELD PLATE, (English/Spanish) skills. prioritize/delegate (941) 939-8284. For other PHYSICIAN SERVICES 1-800-230-9774. FURNITURE, LAMPS, BOOKS, department work flow are opportunities call our ALLIED HEALTH 4/28/88 —tttt— 21224315-78 PATIO FURNITURE, • LPN's-FT&pool. also necessary. Jobline at (941) 939-7177. KITCHEN COLLECTIBLES, • Lab Technical Operations EOE. columbia-hca.com Successful pharmaceutical • Medical Assistants - The following pool positions company seeks 5 Key people for LINENS, BEAUTIFUL Coordinator- Requires lab & FT & pool. are also available: sales / management positions. Full/ management experience. GLASSWARE • Physician Office Coordinator - part time. 1-800-214-3725 MANY MISC. ITEMS. • Nuclear Medicine Tech 4/18/88 — tttt—21235381-78 • Histologist-FT. Naples. COLUMBIA" 4/18/88 —tilt— 21238586-86 •MRI Technologist Sales positions available for • Medical Technologists - • Patient Service Regional Medical Center FT & pool. ' Radiographers motivated persons. Great pay. Paid Representatives - Several Southwest Florida health insurance. Tolls paid. Call SANIBEL/CAPTIVA • Lab Assistants - Pool. • Clerical Assistant - Nights. full-time positions. Sue 472-3544 GARAGE SALES • Nuclear Medicine 4/24/88 —tttt—2123S853-3 Technologist - Pool. • Patient Account Moving Sale, Saturday, April 18th, • MRI Technologist-Pool. Representatives - Several SKILLS & TRADES 8AM-12Noon. 732 Durion Ct. (E. full-time positions. Rocks) - Lots of Miscellaneous. • Lead Radiographer - FT. BUSINESS OFFICE MANAGER HELP WANTED Don't miss this one I • Radiographers - FT & Pool. CENTRAL BUSINESS OFFICE 4/20/88 — Sttt—212398H-3 • Vascular Tech -Pool. Experienced Business Office Manager to • Adjustment Specialist TYPESETTER Friday April 17th, 8AM-2PM 457 Mae Experience Preferred Whitehall Rd., Sanibel. Watch for SUPPORT SERVICES • Collections Manager direct all aspects of billing and receivables Balloons. Barbie Items, collectibles • Transcriptionist - Radiology • Customer Service management. Meditech experience preferred. Apply at: & household. 336-7135 & Medical Records. 4/20/88 —tttt— 21839917-3 Specialists - Several positions THE BREEZE CORPORATION • Registrars - Several positions available. Highly visible position with great opportunities for 2510 DEL PRADO BLVD. Saturday, April 18th, SAM - 2PM at available. • Insurance Specialists- growth. Friendly, very progressive organization CAPE CORAL, FL 427 Lagoon Drive (East end of • PBX Operator -PT. 12/26/2011 — tttS— Periwinkle Way.) Lots of good stuff Several positions available. • Secretary I - Human 21111748-88 at bargain prices. • Legal Accounts Coordinator 4/20/BB —tttt—21239818-3 Resources Department. Construction Superintendent, • Medicare/Medicaid excellent career opportunity for the Saturday April 18th, 9AM - 4PM. • Clerical Assistant - Pool, Specialist motivated Individual. Compensation 1450 Royal Poinciana Drive (Off 11p-7:30a. commensurates with experience. Dixie Beach). Remodeling/ Moving - • Cold Production Tech • Refund Specialist Excellent benefit package. Sleeper sofa, chair, T.V., sinks, /^ C Extensive experience In carpentry faucets, tools, mirrors, Royal background a must - Call 283-6078 Doulton, Toby jugs, beveled/ leaded For consideration, please apply in person at Columbia Regional / \ HOSPITAL Medical Center Southwest Florida, Human Resources, 380O Evans or fax resume to 283-6079 glass windows, 3 bikes & trailer. 4/18/88 —tttt—2H37948-4 4/21/98 —tttt—21230822-3 Ave, Ft. Myers, FL 33901; or fax resume to Jayne Tuller, Recruiter, Contact Human Resources, Automotive Accessories Manufacter Garage Sale - Saturday April 18th, 8 at (941) 939-8284. For other DeSoto Memorial Hospital looking for mold and model maker to i2_Noon. Kitchen Aid glass with hard day experience. P.T.C. cooktop, children's hand painted 900 N. Robert Ave., Arcadia, FL 34266 Promotional Trim Components 941- bedroom furniture, bicycle, glass 458-1348. Fax Resume: 941-458- coffee table, toys and more. Early EOE.columbia-hca.com (941) 494-8405/fax resume to (941) 494-8400 birds charged double. 317 Palm 4094. Lake Drive (off West Gulf) EOE 4/17/88 — tttt—2H38H2S-74 4/21/88 —tttt—21240048-3 24A - Friday, Apr/I 1 7, 1998 • ISLANDER

SKILLS & TRADES SEIZED CARS | POWER BOATS \ BEAUTIFUL CAPTIVA ISLAND South Seas Plantation - LOTS FOR SALEl Gingerbread House • 3 BR/3 BA Loft, porch, HELP WANTED FROM $175 beautifully furnished, Let Fischer Marine A new private home with SANCTUARY - BEST BUY Qualified individual needed to care Porsche's, Cadillac's, Chevy's, Victorian Key West charm. TV, VCR, W/D. Pool, tennis. Outstanding Lot - Panoramic for resort amenities. Pool, tennis, BMWs, Corvette's. Also Jeep's, A two minute stroll from One and two bedroom Villas 4WD-S. Your Area. Toll Free 1 -800- SELL YOUR BOAT View of Lake looking Down courts, etc. Call 283-6078 • No Commission a beautiful private beach also available. 4/17)«8 -»ll- 21239«7»-4 218-9000 Ext. A-5943 for current Par 5 #14 Fairway. • Agressive Marketing on the Gulf. FREE GOLF AND Landscape team leader needed. listings. This Is an oversized Lot - 030)98 —till—21233843-5 • Covered Secure Lot Near historic ALL AMENITIES Experience a must. Knowledge of CALL TODAY Ideal for privacy. plant material. Installation and •87 Cadi- Fleetwood, RWD, white, Chapel-By-The-Sea, and Call between Exceptional value at $225,000. 941-694-4626 South Seas Plantation Resort. 10:00 a.m. - 11:00 p.m. irrigation. Excellent pay & benefits. 62K orig. mi., nice, clean. $4250. 5)8/98 — ttll—21151741-74 Net to Seller. Call 2S3-S078 941-458-6796 Two bedrooms, two full baths; 1-800-227-1783 For details call «m)»« —tm—21239335-77 25' Grady White Sailfish, 1988, t*in fully equipped kitchen; 024)93 —till— 21187914-3 4)171*8 —ISU—HI390B0-4 Yamaha 200's, hard top, VHF, (937) 429-1050 Mon-Frl Landscape team leader needed. "92 Ford Taurus GL, 4 door, ice cold washer/dryer; Loran, Koden Color Scope. Always A THREE BEDROOM 8 AM-5 PM Experience a must. Knowledge of air, only $5,995. Call Michael K. only Dry Stored. Prof. Maintained, screened veranda. 4/24/9B -Illl- 21225223-3 plant material, installation and at Roger Dean Chevrolet 574-3326. $30,000. O.B.O. Alum. Trailer Furnished with Shaker AND TWO BATH irrigation. Excellent pay S benefits. 4)1B)8B —tilt—21338356-31 optional. $2,500. See in So. Ft. antiques. GULF FRONT WITH PRIVATE BY OWNER Call 283-6078 '94 Ford Escort, 4 door, only 37,000 Myers. (847) 634-2991 Photos & references available. POOL AND SPA. 1.3 Acres/Prime South Fort miles, extra clean, cold air, $5,995. 4)24)68 — mt — 212358S8-3 December 15th thru April 30th AVAILABLE FOR VACATION Myers Location. Upscale area. Experienced Cabinet Installer Call Terry only at Roger Dean 76 20 ft. Wellcraft V-step, Tandem $1,400. per weak. RENTAL. Near water. Cleared. Chevrolet 574-3326. needed. Must have tools, licenses, axle trailer, 1986 200 Johnson - May - $725/week. SPECIAL SUMMER RATES. Partially Landscaped. etc. Call Maryann for appointment 4)1B)»8 — Htl—21238357-81 rebuilt - low hours. Includes June through September OPTION TO USE ALL City Water. Paved Road. 768-0400. electronics and many extras. Seat 6 SOUTH SEAS PLANTATION $650/WBBk. Ready to build. 4/2S/8B -li»- 21340034-74 SPORTS & IMPORTS -8 people. Asking $3,500.454-3446 RESORTS FACILITIES. or Pager 476-6746. October - $725/weak. Owner purchasing existing CALL AFTER 3:00 P.M. EST PART-TIME TEMPORARY 4)18)98 —tttS—21238481-75 November to December 14th house. AUTOS (219) 272-0889 RECREATION AIDE Great running heavy duty boat - $695/wk. Must sell! $78,000. O.B.O. OR RECREATION DEPARTMENT 1995 Toyota Camry LE, low miles, 1979 24 ft. fiberglass Hardtop IMP, No Pets. Make offer. wood dash, leather package, (219) 271-0115 t8.18 HRLY 350 GM I/O Merc. Includes new Rale applies to 4 people. (941) 267-7061 moon/sun roof, power windows, 4)17)98 — mt— 31196958-3 HSD, GED OR CERT ('93) motor, electronic equipment & Write: Henry Romersa 4/17/9B _sm— 21237508-99 locks & security system, keyless accessories. Call for appointment. COMPETENCY; (Captlva) Sunset Captiva house - 2 BD/2 BA & entry, cruise control, dealer $4,495. Must sell. 542-2406. SUPPLEMENT BY SIX MOS. serviced. $16,9 00. Call 936-2038. 4911 Tanglewood Drive loft. Nicely furnished. Gulf Beach i)2>«8 — titt—21239171.75 with Bay access, tennis courts, pool. EXP. AS YOUTH COUNSELOR 4)17)98 —till—21238303-75 Nashville, TN 37216 Aquasport 24.5 w/new aluminum Weekly rentals. Call (314) 872-9990 IN REC PROGRAMS DESIRED; HONDA CARS FOR $100. Seized S 615-262-9859 OR EQUIVALENT float on custom trailer. Full 4)24/98 —ISSt—21226288-3 Sold Locally this Month. Call 1-800- electronics included. Very reliable. 4/24/98 —titt — 160421-3 COMBINATION OF 522-2730 Ext. 3482. SANIBEL ISLAND Looks and runs great. Call for more West Gulf Drive Condo TRAINING 4 EXP. FLEXIBLE 5)6/88 —ttt$—212388B0-5 details. Asking $11,900. O.B.O. 574- BOCA GRANDE with 2 BR/2 BA. Gulf View. SHIFTS 1987 Mustang convertible, new 6101 GASPARILLA ISLAND - BOCA Available After 4/18/98. "It was Just luck, CPWFIRST AIDE CERT. paint, runs good. $2,000. Call Mark 4/17/88 — tilt—21238330-B6 GRANDE Contact Owner that's all." DESIRED 574-3313. Looking for a peaceful (770) 751-1999 4)17)88 -»tt—21238088-75 4/24)98 —mi— 21227471-3 "Nothing wrong with MUST MEET H.R.S. | SAILBOATS | Island ambiance? getting lucky now and then." REQUIREMENTS '88 Mazda 323 - 1.6 liter Turbo Discover Sea Oats of Cape Coral - beautiful 3 bedroom, charged GT, air conditioning, front Sailing is fun on a 22 ft. McGregor "It's a small parcel, Boca Grande. 2 bath home w/heated pool on but we never wanted a big PART-TIME AS-NEEDED & rear disc brakes, adjustable venture with 7-1/2 hp Kicker, safe, lake 2 Large 2 bedroom, 2 bath shocks, sporty & quick, runs great, enjoyable for the beginner or 2 bedroom suites for house anyway." POLICE DISPATCHER condos w/pool on canal (1 annual). 33 mpg in the city $2,200 obo. 458- veteran, 3 sails, swing keel, asking Rent and Sale. "But the price was right, $11.33 HRLY All are completely furnished. No 1791.945-2461 only $1,750. A bargain 941-772- Outstanding beach and under $50,000 for a great lot HSD, GED OR EQUIVALENT pets. Available Apnl thru December. 22)88 —till—21239120-73 8678 amenities - (941) 772-2552, 1-630-595-0497 4/17/88 -Illl- 21238353-74 on Sanibel." COMB TRAINJEXP Boca Grande 4)17)98 —mi—21233020-71 911 CERTIFICATION "Luck, I love Itl" CLASSICS & Real Estate, Just listed, private, affordable, PREFERRED Luxurious 3 BR/2 BA home, PERSONAL 800-881-6287 asking $49,555. KNOWLEDGE OF TELETYPE, ANTIQUE AUTOS one mile South of Captlva. 5/8)88 — tilt— 21092177-7 $189,555. RADIO, COMPUTER, WATERCRAFT On Lake. 1976 Cadillac El Dorado Hook up with EMERGENCY ALARM EQUIP, Convertible, 48k original miles. New POINTE SANTO DE Deeded Beach Access, 1991 Yamaha Wave Runner & Charles Sobczak, Realtor, TEN CODES AND SIGNALS paint, lop, tires, exhaust, a/c. Car SANIBEL Pool, Tennis. trailer, live jackets included, good Priscllla Murphy Realty at DESIRABLE. runs great. Asking $9,950. 941-945- condition, $1,200. 466-5327. Luxurious Gulf Front Available Dec/98, (941) 472-1511. HOUDAY, WEEKEND 1882. 4)17)98 —It;;— 21239117-75 Penthouse Condo For Rent. Jan & Feb/99 4/17)80 — ttll—21238252-77 4/21/9B -Illl- 21238035-3 AND FLEXIBLE SCHEDULE. 2 BR/2 BA by month only 1971 Chrysler Newport HT, 383 ci. BOAT PARTS & Screened lanai with spiral $6,300. orig. eng. and trans. Orig green 4 staircase to private WATERFRONT APPLICATION MUST BE Dr., some rust, running condition SUPPLIES Discounts for longer. RECEIVED BY 05W1/9S needs restor., asking $2000. rooftop sundeck. (941) 472-9086 PROPERTY BokeeliaFL 941-283-1533 Yanmar Diesel 70 HP F.W.C. Gorgeous sunrises and 4/17/9B —mi— 21234776-3 Waterfront Lot. S.W. 7th Lane, Cape APPLY: 4/17/96 —till—2123B471-99 Excellent condition. $3900. with sunsets. Plan ahead for '9B-'99 winter. 3 BR/ CITY OF SANIBEL trans. Call 472-2723 Beautifully decorated 2 BA in Chateau-Sur-Mer. Available Coral on 250 ft. canal. Direct access 4)17)9B —lttl—21221458.74 and fully equipped. Nov. '97 thru April '99. Very private to Matlacha Pass. No lifts. $58,900. 800 DUNLOP ROAD (941) 283-2729 4-WHEEL DRIVE 1983 Sportscraft 24' walkaround. beach. Call (305)235-0762 or SANIBEL, FL 33957-4096 Substantial savings. 4/17/9B —tilt—21234115-4 (941) 472-9S1S Selling all parts individually bow to Call Owner: 610-664-2371 (941)472-2490. VEHICLES 4)21)98 -Illl- 21237114-3 Beautiful 1 Acre Corner Lot on Sanlbel Tolls Paid stern. From teak pulpit ana anchors 4/24/98 —mt— 21161590-3 1984 Jeep Wagoneer. Good to 1997 200hp Johnson Ocean SUNSET CAPTIVA - Beautifully Philips Creek in South Ft. Myers. Drug Free Workplace Runner with only 58 hours. Fittings, Privately owned community on EOE condition. 2 & 4 wheel drive. Low CAPTIVA GULF FRONT Equipped Home in Private Beach mileage. Asking $2,500. Inquire at marine head, new canvas, and Community. 2 BR/2 BA Lot, water $82,500. Call eves. 772-1177 FL Statutes Chapter 119 466-8181 8 am - 6 pm oniy. much more. 941-540-0561 after LUXURY HOME Screened Porch, Deck. Sleeps 6 - Perfect location. Must see. Compliance 4/17)88 —Hit—21239211-75 5pm or leave message BEAUTIFUL PRIVATE BEACH comfortably. W/D. Pool - Tennis - 4)17)98 —mt—21135967-74 4)24/9> — tilt— 21240038-3 4/17/9B — till—21237103-76 AT YOUR DOORSTEP. Dock - B.B.Q. Weekly/ Mnthly. CALL South Ft. Myers - 3BD/2BA, spa, Stainless Steel T-top. Blue Canvas. Long Driveway Into Lush OWNER; (914) 632-0344 room for pool, nice backyard, wide DOMESTIC AUTOSJ I. TRUCKS & VANS |Excellent condition. $350. Sitex Tropical Estate grounds. 3/5/98 —mi—21238867-3 deep, canal, 2 minutes to river. New hand held G.P.S. New, still in box. Exclusive, tile, carpet & landscaping. Geo Prizms, t995's, overdrive, air, 1990 Dodge Caravan. Perfect. Runs $144 900. William Taylor $300. Call 472-1779 Tastefully Decorated, REAL ESTATE low miles, 2 to choose from, $500 good, V-6. ice cold A/C, P.W., P.L., 4)17/98 —lilt—21239961-3 Associates, Realtor 432-9296 cash or trade down, $169 a month. cruise, $2,495. 939-0002, for 3/4 Bedrooms or Den. DISTANT 4/17)98 —tm—21239264-75 Call Don Coiton onlyl Roger Dean appointment. 8a.m.-4 p.m. M-F Sleeps Eight. dir. UTILITY TRAILERS | Harbor Isles 2 bedroom, 2 bath Chevrolet 574-3326. 3-1/2 Baths. WESTERN condo with boat slip, overlooking 4)18)88 —l»t—21058988-81 4/17/8B -H«- 21227640-75 CUSTOM BUILT TRAILER Large Heated Pool and Spa. NORTH CAROLINA MTNS. water, direct river access, heated Cutest Little Pick-Up Truck - FREE BROCHURES: Seized Cars from $175. Porsche's, ROUGHLY 7X12 Nominated for Architectural pool, tennis courts, freshly Cadillac's, Chevy's, BMW's, Mitsubishi. 1989, 74K only. One Awards. Homes - Cabins remodeled, great location. By owner. Like brand new. All me toys. W/WOOD DECK, TOP RACK, Corvette's. Also Jeep's, 4WD's. Your Terraces and pool pavilion. Lots - Acreage owner, $139,900. (941) 590-0120 Bedliner, running boards. 4 TOOL BOXES. Waterfront Views Area. Toll Free 1-800-218-9000 Ext. All amenities. or (941) 279-4821 (pager) A-4363 for current listings. $3,500 437-2745. NICE TRAILER MUST SEE. IN BUSINESS OVER 20 YEARS 4/28/98 —Hit—21239942-71 S/2/88 —»»—21132370-74 4HB)«a — till—21232186-74 GREAT FOR ALUMINUM MAN $4,400./week High Season RAPER REALTY, INC. $2,800./week Low Season '93 Geo Metro Convertible, low 1978 26" ex-UHaul truck. Runs well, OR LAWN SERVICE. P.O. Box 619 Hwy 64W FOR SALE BY miles, automatic, cold air very good condition. Asking $5,000. TRAILER ONLY "NO TOOLS" Days: 201-569-2111 MURPHY, NC 28906 conditioning, $500 down cash or Inquire at 466-8181 8am-6pm only. MUST SELL ASAP..... Weekends: 914-887-0360 1-800-438-8159 OWNER 4)30/98 — tilt—2119464B-7 trade, $169 a month. See Dan 4/1 lin -Illl- 212134311-73 $1,900 OR BEST OFFER. 4/24/98 — Illl- 21161581-3 By Owner- pool home. 3 bedrm, 2 Yaple, Roger Dean Chevrolet 574- •94 Plymouth Voyager SE, 7 S95-4072 OR 3326. passenger, auto, priced to sell, Tired of Sanibel trafficlll Consider I ACREAGE bath, family room, 3500 sq. ft., 4/18/98 —till— 2120«731-«1 993-6631 PAGER $7,995 or $500 down cash or trade 4/29)98 —ts»— 21238882-98 quiet, beautiful, Gasparilla Island, "96 Chevy tmpala Super Sport, & only $159 a month. Call Don for your next vacation. Lovely one South Ft. Myers - 21/2 acres, 1 - 3 filter system sprinkler, water black, gray leather Interior, low Coiton Roger Dean Chevrolet 574- bedroom, Gulf-Front condo at Boca bedroom home & 1 - one bedroom softener, 2-car garage, lanai, miles, wont last - call Michael K. 3326. VACATION Grande Club. Pooll Tennis! cottage. One pole barn, lots of appliances. Near Walmart. 4)1»)»8 — Mit- 21238334-81 Restaurantl Weekly. (412) 941- nursery trees, $168,000. William $119,900,573-1380 onfy for details at Roger Dean 4/17)98 —tilt—21237669-72 Chevrolet 574-3326. Nice Pick-Up Truck Mazda 1991. PROPERTY & Taylor Associates, Realtor, 432- 4/18)88 — till—2131M60-81 Club Cab. Ice cold air, White. Looks RENTALS 4/24/98 — mt—21203B55.3 9296 All remodeled - all new 3 bedroom, '92 Saturn SC2 Coupe,loaded, & Runs like brand new. Must see. 4)17)a8 -Hlt-ai23»26i-75 2 bath, Jacuzzi 3,000 sq. ft. on auto, low miles, only $169 per Sacrifice $4,250 437-9174. beautiful landscape 3/4 of an acre, month with $500 down cash or 4/18)98 —»Ut—21239394-74 CHANGE OF PACE Loggerhead Cay • Beachfront CLASSIFIED CAN private North Cape Coral one way Beautiful Vacation Home 2nd Floor Unit - 2 BR/2 BA with street, a must see. $138,000. (941) trade. Call Dick Collyer. Roger Dean SAVE TIME, MONEY AND 772-0403,(941)772-3632 Chevrolet 574-3326 | REC. VEHICLES I 3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths Sunrise and Sunset views. FRUSTRATION BY HELPING $750/week, (Sept., Oct.) 4/17/9B —1111—21238117-71 4/1B/68 —Ittt— 2122181 »->1 Your own private tennis court & YOU FIND THE "91Tarry 36ft 5th-wheel, living room $875/week, Off Season, swimming pool, 100 yards to PROFESSIONALS WHO KNOW Cape 3BD/2BA, master bedroom 1992 Mazda Protege- Black slide, garden bath, excellent (May til Sept.) with gray Interior, 4-door, 5- Gulf of Mexico. THE BEST WAY TO HANDLE w/15'X15' bathroom & Jacuzzi. On condition, $12,900. OBO. Also, *95 Call for Seasonal Rates. salt water canal. 2,000 sq. ft., lot *pe*d, FU/AM cassette, Cold Call for times available, YOUR IMPROVEMENT AND Chevy Extended Cab diesel 3/4 ton 5% Discount for 3 Weeks 80X145. House next-door A/C. Good Condition Inside

FOR SALE BY By Owner Luxury - Sanlbel Cottages. Town Home - 2 BR/2-1/2 BA COMMERCIAL MONEY SOUTH SEAS PLANTAVON OWNER 2 BW2 BA Sanlbel Home with Week 9. Approx. 1,200 sq. ft. $500,000 A UP Lands End Village, Full Basement View, pool, spa, tennis, Pool, screened ianal, COMPETITIVE RATES 3 BR/3 BA 320 sq. ft., Screened Porch/ 2 BR/2 BA. New A/C, W/D. Unfurnished. PERFECT A NOT SO Fantastic view of NEARLY 4 ACRES Hurricane Shutters. Spa. Spacious floor plan. Excellent condition. PERFECT CREDIT O.K. Gulf and Redfish Pass, 3,100 sq. ft. plus 570 sq, ft. ground 2 Car Garage, Owner wants to net 40K. Near Sanibel, Beaches & CUSTOM FINANCE Weakly or Monthly Rates. level buildings plus 3 bedroom Best Deal on Sanibell Save Direct. Owner, Days house. Possible uses: Residential, 612-559-5053 Shopping. LIC. MTG. BRK. BUS. Non-profit, Church, Day Care. 4115 $179,900. 4/24/98 —ISSI— 21228552-3 Oulet neighborhood. (800) 678-1103 San Cap Road, Vineyard Christian Call For Appointment $75,000. Assumable mtg. 941-772-2700 Ext #105 Eves. (941) 267-9259 and Fellowship. Mr. Jackson 482-8581. (941) 472-6989 (941) 472-3171 days, i/8/98 -1111- 21206847-72 Ask for Glna. 4/17/98 —SStt—21228419-74 4/17/98 —SSSt- 21237013-3 (941) 395-1771 evenings. Downtown Ft. Myers - 2 story 4/24/91 -tm- 21235975-3 4/17/88 —SSSS— 21289363-3 building with mixed use of tenants. ATRIUM - GULF FRONT - 3 BR/2 * * Sanlbal Duplex • • Sanibel Beach Club I 6400 sq.ft. $90,000. William Taylor BA DEN. RENT THROUGH OWNER 2BD/2BA (Nerita) Desirable West Gulf Drive Associates, Realtor 432-9296 AND SAVE. 2 WEEKS MINIMUM. glass enclosed parch, Weeks 10, 11, 12, 13 Condo, 4/17/98 —SSSS—21238267-75 PHOTOS AVAILABLE. CALL 609- large family room, Apt 7A Small 8 Unit Complex COMMERCIAL 985-0322 OR 609-492-7389 splrel staircase, 2 car garage, CALL Beachfront, top floor 4/24)98 —SStt—212371 23-3 wrap-around porch, HERB SIMON, 2 BR/2 BA. PROPERTY/RENT ASHLEY OAKS CONDO BROKER/REA LTOR wrap-around deck, first floor, Large screened porch. Yearly A Seasonal Office 542-1101 Office space, any size, great for New roof - 25 yr. guarantee, ECIRP DECUDER 000,01$!!! Glassed In. accountants, doctors, lawyers. 17863 San Carlos Blvd; FMB 1-800-741-1101 8 ft x 8 ft cedar closet. PRICE REDUCED $10,00011! Totally remodelled. Professional building, very busy Fishing A boat docks Residence 574-5697 Oolf course waterfront Either way you look at it, this Beautifully furnished, Hancock Bridge Pkwy location. 275- Furnished A unfurnished location. four bedroom, two bath home 1-800-933-1458 Mirrored wall, 4587 RE/MAX Realty Team available. Small mature No real estate agents please. on Sanlbel Is a real buy. Deluxe - Berber, 4)25)98 —SSSS—21151687-75 adult community. $199,900. Large, tropically Direct access to huge Cape - 6,000 sq. ft. Sidewalks A trolley. 39S-2865 Landscaped yard, Sundeck. Restaurant/Lounge. 542-8499. Deposit A references 4/24/98 _tm— 21239486-75 cut de sac, two story design Excellent rentals. 5/8/98 —ttit—21231115-84 4/24/98 —ttSt— 21231755-81 required. with vaulted ceilings and Call Lisa Cochrane Call 466-3393 FT. MYERS BEACH (941) 472-1190 j OFFICE SPACE | so much more. Buy From Owner Frank J. Hamelgam Now asking $179,555. 4/24/9B —SSSS— 21223279-3 4/17/98 —SSSS- 21237147-S HOMES Cottages of South Seas RETAIL/OFFICE SPACE • Hook up with South Seas Plantation ON PERIWINKLE TWO BEDROOM - Beach cottage, 2 BR, 2 BA. 600 Charles Sobczak, Realtor, Week 13 steps to the gulf. $89,000. Call 463- Priscllla Murphy Realty at $750. PER MONTH 1560 COLONIAL BLVD. 6382 End Unit, Sleeps 8 JOHN GEE & CO. 997-0640 (941) 472-1511 2 Full Baths, Laundry In Unit. 4/17/88 — SSSS— 21239397-5 5/5/98 —SStt- 21240030-3 472-4900 COMPLETELY FURNISHED, (941) 395-1443 4/24/M -ml- 21225219-3 NO CONNECTION CHARGE LEE COUNTY HOMES I 4/24/98 —ISSt— 21231801-3 East Rocks • RENTAL SHARING"! FOR TELEPHONE OR By Owner - Custom Built "This place has the ELECTRIC. POOL, 3 BR/2 BA, • • • • • prettiest courtyard Summer Sublet - Master Bedroom LAUNDRY, ON BUS - LOGO #8 Large Family Room. Mary Braatleld formerly of Suite in Large Home on Sanibel PUBUX • WALGREEN - Tortuga Beach Club, on the Island" LOGO #8 Greit Room/ "Yea, and the biggest pool" River. Professional. Non-smoker, BANK. ADJOINING Hurricane House and No Pets, references available. May FIRST ASSEMBLY OF Cathedral Ceiling. "The kids love It here. LOGO #8 New Ceramic Tile/ Carpeting. South Seaa Plantation 15-Sept. 15.Call472-6197 GOD CHURCH. proudly Invitas you It's such a family oriented 4117(98 —SSSS— 21239040-99 Enclosed Florida Room/ complex." MONTHLY RENT $550 LOGO #8 to vfew the LAST MONTH'S RENT $550 Hurricane Shutters. Loggerhead Cay, redone. APARTMENTS & CHARTER CLUB SECURITY $550 EQUAL HOUSING Screened Heated Pool. Asking $317,555. OPPORTUNITY Deeded Beach Access. ON NAPLES BAY a DUPLEXES FOR RENT 4/17)86 -SUt— 21238129-75 five star RCI and II vacation Hook up with All real estate advertised In (941) 472-4741 Charles Sobczak, Realtor, 4/28/9B —tttt— 21240040-3 ownership resort viewing Large remodeled 1 bedroom, 2 HOMES FOR RENT | this newspaper Is subject to Naples Bay. Priscilla Murphy Realty at bedroom & efficiency apartments. the Federal Fair Housing Act of INTERVAL FOR SALE j (941) 472-1511 Exceptionally nice, clean 1968 which makes it illegal to 4/21/8B —titt— 21238039-3 apartments, good quiet ANNUAL RENTALS The CHARTER CLUB RESORT neighborhood, close to schools & advertise any preference, Is Just a short walk to 3rd limitation or discrimination I DUPLEXESIFOR SALE shopping, water included.. 275- SANIBEL StrtKtt South moTFHHt ««wtt» 4587 Wf, 8 -5. based on race, color, religion, 2 AND 3BR/ZBA HOMES South tot dhunff BOB shop/ring^ 4/25/BB -SttS—2114B05B-75 sex, handicap, familial status 4-plex. 1120 N.E. 9th St. AVAILABLE FOR 8 MONTHS. Call me to purchase Rental Income Edison Mall Area - large 2BD/1 BA, FURNISHED OR lligln^ or an Winter Season Weeks stalling no pets. $495. mo. < > Bell Tower Intention to make such or sell vacation time share $1,700 perl mo. UNFURNISHED. weeks on at $10,000. tor a Area - largo 2BD/2BA , $750. mo. preference, limitation or Fully rented. No pete. Owner/Agent. 482-7572 Sanibel and Captiva Florida. 1,240 square loot CALL MARIE WELLS discrimination. This publication 2 Bedroom, 2 Bath eondo Well/ septic, 2 brl 1 ba. or 275-6438. DIgttal pager 982- CALL 0956 PRISCILLA MURPHY REALTY will not knowingly accept any on Naples Bay that Approx. 900 sq.ft. per unit. HERB SIMON, 4/18/98 —tt

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Lake Murex New on Sanibel for less than $200.000?! Wonderful 3 bedroom, 1 bath home with new heated, screened pool, ^Florida Room very near Beach access. "Beautifully furnished Just $289,900.

Sundial Beach Tennis Resort Wonderful 1 Bed- room condo with all the amenities i Priced fro immediate sale $220,000. This house on your improved Homesite!1 Sanibel Harbour Resort The "Sandollar Model" is pictured above and Enjoy world class amenities. Great income potential with this excellent 2 priced at $98,750. Combined with one of our two bedroom waterfront condo. 4th floor vacant homesites you CAN own new on Sanibel offers Breathtaking views $249,500 for less than $200.000. CALL TODAY!

MARSHA CLIFFORD Sanibel, FL 33957 Broker, Associate (941)472-1511 • 1-800-233-8829 2807 West Gulf Drive 23 Year Island Resident wirfi PAIR Since 1978 (941) 472-2902 (eves) 941-472-4900 Priscilla Murphy 1-800-472-4375 PMR Realty, Inc. Art Corace Chuck Andrews Barbara Amon Julie Potts Steve Potts Pat Eichenlaub Steve Fisher Chapin

Large two story ground level GuJf Front 3 bedrooms/2 baths, great room w/fire- Charming 3 bedroom, 2 bath ground level home near Awesome Bay views from the spectacular home with almost 4,000 square feet of liv- place, cathedral ceilings, oak floors & beach access. Private cul-de-sac location in well main- home. Four Bedrooms plus den. Top floor is all ing area, fireplace, two master suites, two more! New dock. Only $439,000. Call Art tained neighborhood. Large lot, gated arch entrance master suite with his and^ier baths. Pool, spa guest bedrooms and a three car garage. Corace 472-2311 and large living area with screen enclosed porch. Ask- and in perfect condition. Could be purchased Call Barbara, Asking price is $975,000. " ing $230,000 unf. Call Fish for showing. furnished. Call Chuck Andrews. i

Hidden away on a densely vegetated Eastwood Landings. 3 bedroom, beautiful Huge wrap around decks, 3 bedrooms, 2 , Spacious and lovely golf course home. ] double lot overlooking scenic Tahiti Lake. pool/spa, private 30' boat dock & deeded baths, freshly painted, new roof in '93 Dramatic free-form pool. Former model. ", Light and airy with vaulted ceilings, huge beach access only steps off East Gulf Drive. Central location. Asking only $196,500. $587,900. Call Pat at 472-2311 for details , screened porch, wrap-around decks. COMPLETELY FURNISHED, for only Call Art Corace 472-2311. New listing at $339,000. Call Pat $665,000. Call Steve or Julie Potts. Eicheniaub

Gulf front luxury three level fownhouse offers gorgeous Brand New Heron Condo in Sanibel's only private One of Sanibel's premier homesites. Close to beach in Her- Near beach home. Heated pool, water views. Spacious Ifirce bedroom, 4.S baths PLUS golf course community. This three bedroom condo ons Landing-located on bayou with appromimately 126' of frontage. Western exposure would give homeowner ground level cabana. Features include enclosed wrap- has a private garage and a great view of the 9th fair- large lot. Asking only $240,000. around porch, private garage and wonderful amenities spectacular sunset and water views. Cul-de-sac location within low density complex along East Gulf Drive. Ask- way. Equity membership available; The Best Golf on for privacy. Community tennis and pool, Don't wait. This Call Barbara at 472-2311. ing $1,200,000. Unfurnished. Call FISH for showing. the Islands! Asking $495,000.Call Chuck Andrews price is right at $259,000- Call Steve or Julie Potts. Sanibel Captiva Sanibel & Cabtiva

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Award-winning chefs combine forces to cater to area's 'party people' Ask Michael Elias what he does for a living these days and he'll tell you, "I party." Sound like the perfect job? It is for Michael and his brother, Jack, who together run Catering by Jack & Michael Elias. "Experience is the difference" is their slogan, and the pair has plenty of it.. .a com- bined total of 38 years in the hospitality in- Lunch 11:30 - 2:30 • Dinner 5:00- 9:30 dustry. But they're also having fun! "We love what we do," Michael says, Open All Day For Beer & Wine • Closed Sundays "and we love sharing our enthusiasm with our clients. We'll cater any party, anytime, Credit Cards Accepted anywhere." Buffets, brunches, beach par- ties, picnics, receptions, house warmings, 472-3434 anniversary celebrations—you name it, Ca- tering by Jack & Michael Elias does it. Located deep in the heart of downtown Captiva This on-site catering service offers Directly on the Gulf everything from an intimate gourmet din- ner for six to a gala for 300 and more. Pig A non-smoking Restaurant roasts, luaus and clam bakes are popular themes—and it doesn't matter whether Toasting the success of their new you're toasting the wedding couple or hold- catering business, Chefs Michael (left) ing a family reunion. and Jack Elias provide all the The brothers, both award-winning "ingredients " for a great beach party professional chefs, recently catered Edison on the Sanibel Causeway. Pig roasts Park Elementary School's giant annual and clam bakes are specialties. Ice fund-raiser, celebrated as a Cajun festival sculptures by Jack (like the angel fish with food to match. Coming up is a cock- in the foreground) can add interest to tail party for the Sanibel-Captiva Conser- any celebration. vation Foundation. Jack demonstrates his artistic—as well as culinary—talents by creating eye-catching ice carvings. "We once floated a beautiful angel fish in a swimming pool," he says. The pasta station is a favorite at cocktail parties, according to Michael. Three differ- ent pastas—maybe salmon farfali, tricolored rotini and penne pasta—and three different sauces (say, marinara, mushroom Alfredo and pesto) offer delicious choices, combined with tempting accompaniments like shrimp, toasted pine nuts, gold bell peppers, fresh JEAN LE BOEUF grated Parmesan and more. "We build your pasta dish and cook it right in front of you," FT. MYERS NEWS PRESS Michael says. ••••-FOOD Another treat: the broiler station. Using the grill at your home, Jack and Michael ••••-ATMOSPHERE broil marinated beef tenderloin medallions, lamb chops, chicken tenderloins and assorted sausages and serve with rolls and butter and a relish tray of lettuce, tomatoes, shallots and peperoncini. Yummy appetizers include smoked pork-stuffed mushroom caps with pepper Jack cheese, breaded sherry-marinated crawfish served with "Cajunmayo" arid a signature treat, scallop and banana wrapped with bacon served atop a sweet 'n' sour coconut/mango sauce. FISH & SAFOOft and NSMKMANEftN FAVORITES Desserts? Oh, yes! Pastry Chef Kim Robison whips up tortes, pineapple upside Enjoy our foil service bar down cake, elaborate wedding calces—"the'choices are unlimited...just use your imagi- nation," Jack says. The flaming dessert station featuring bananas Foster, cherries jubilee Iry our Iamows fresh Lime Marguerites and mango-papaya Sanibel sunset is a sweet and satisfying spectacular, especially ac- Live piano for dining 9k listening pleasure companied by toppings like shaved chocolate, pecans, brown sugar, raspberry sauce, fla- vored whipped creams and the like. Chef's Specials changing daily The brothers combined forces some time ago, creating tasty specials and unique dishes for family get-togethers. Now that their catering business is in full swing, they're having a ball turning out fabulous foods for party after party. Everything's prepared from scratch with those indispensable ingredients of zest and enthusiasm "and not a single complaint yet," they laugh. Jack is a certified executive chef and certified food and beverage executive who has We Specialize in Private Parties been serving as culinary instructor at the north campus of Lee County Vocational Techni- cal School in Cape Coral for the past four years. He's also president of the Chefs Associa- oirr CERTHFICJUTSS • VJUCE-OUT tion of Southwest Florida. Vale? Parking Nightly ft"2""~ \i®gBk V^^rl Michael is a certified working chef who spent the last 10 years as manager and chef at Gramma Dot's Seaside Saloon on Sanibel. He's a member of the American Culinary ReservationsHellene L^ |6B L? I Federation and a past first vice-president of the Chefs Association of Southwest Florida, 2761 W. GvKOrivft • Sanibel • Ntxt to Nutmeg Village which awarded him the Presidents Medal in 1994. V, mile W. of Tarpon Boy Rd. Catering by Jack & Michael Elias is fully licensed and insured. The phone numbers to call are 542-8823 or 454-8610. "We're booking now for Christmas of '98," Michael OPEN EVERYDAY SERVING DINNER 5:30-10 pm 472-1141 notes. And tonight? "We'll...we're goin'to a party!" ISLANDER ' Friday, April 17, 1998 • 3B A Home Night Lite Equity Line Beaches Bar • Primary Colors (R), starring John Travolta and Emma Thompson. 4 & 7 & Grill p.m. with a At Sundial Beach Resort—1451 Jacaranda Patio Lounge Middle Gulf Drive 472-4151 • Playing Tuesday through Saturday 1223 Periwinkle Way 472-1771 3-year Fixed Rate from 7-11 p.m.—Richie Bartolo and • Playing Sunday & Tuesday-Thurs- day—Loose Change, a top 40s duo. his island-style music. • Fridays & Saturdays—Tropical Bellini's of Captiva Breeze, a popular local reggae group. On Andy Rosse Lane 472-6866 Live music nightly from 8 p.m. to mid- Legends Bar & Grill night. At Tarwinkles—Corner of Periwinkle & Tarpon Bay 472-1366 FlXEi* • Friday thru Sunday—Contemporary jazz by Mitch Mitchen. • Friday & Saturday nights—Karaoke with Mellie at 9 p.m. • Mondays & Tuesdays—Jazz by Hank Scholz. Locos Island Grill • Wednesdays & Thursdays—Blues & and Cantina jazz by Bonnie Craig. San-Cap Road at Rabbit Road 395-0245 • Now open 5 p.m. to 1 a.m. 7 days a Chadwick's Current APR Without- introductory Rate At South Seas Plantation on the north week. end of Captiva 472-5111 • Family Fun Nites—Monday & Tues- • Mondays—Sparky the DJ from 10 day from 5-7 p.m. This is the Home Equity Line you've waited for. Whether it's debt p.m.-midnight. • Monday Late Nite—Jam night, fea- consolidation, unexpected expenses, vacations, home remodeling, whatever you need or want - A Colonial Bank Home Equity Line can put • Tuesdays—Southwest Florida Steel turing Matt Grainger. ($3 pitchers, $2 a cash reserve in your hand, one that may even be tax-advantaged. Drum Band from 6-10 p.m. wells.) • Wednesday thru Sunday—The Danny • Tuesday—Karaoke with Jennifer from Morgan Band plays from 9p.m.-l:30a.m. 9 p.m. 'til close. i No closing costs • Wednesdays—Family Food Fest: • Friday-Sunday—Loco's Late Night clowns, magicians and jugglers enter- Party with the Locals, featuring The 18.50% APR fixed tain from 5:30-9 p.m. Oysters Fantastic Band, a 3-man for 3 years • Thursdays—A strolling jazz trio is acoustic jam. featured during the dinner hour. Riviera 115-year draw period The Crows Nest 2761 West Gulf Drive 472-1141 Stop by your local Colonial Office • Nightly 6:30 to close—Dan Tudor At 'Tween Waters Inn on Captiva Drive . and apply today. 472-5161 (weekdays) or Charles Coughlin (Sundays) at the piano. • Thru April 19—Private Stock. 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Old Sefioolraouse Schein Performance Hall Palm Coast Symphony — The SANIBEL & Theater second annual youth concert sponsored by FORT 1905 Periwinkle Way 472-6862 BIG Arts, an organization that promotes Love Makes The World Go Round, youth in the arts at every opportunity. J.T Smith's season finale features love Palm Coast Symphony is made up of out- CAPTIVA songs of the 20th Century. Performance standing students from the Lee County MYERS schedule: 8 p.m. Monday through Sat- Schools. 7 p.m. Sunday, April 26. Tickets Pirate Playhouse urday($25), and a 4 p.m. sunset perfor- are: $8 (adult), $4 (students 13 through Barbara B. Mann 2200 Periwinkle Way 472-0006 mance Saturdays ($18.50). Plays through 18), students 12 and under admitted free. Performing Arts Hall The Business of Murder, an inge- May 2. 8099 College Parkway 481-4849 nious psychological thriller by Richard Call 472-6862 for reservations. Visa Sanibel Public Library Southwest Florida Symphony's Harris, features Carrie Lund, Michael and MasterCard. 770 Dunlop Road 472-2483 fifth and final Classics Concert of the Marotta and Gordon McConnell. Direc- Exhibits for April— In the cases: Mike season, conducted by Maestro Paul tion is by Robert Cacioppo. The produc- BIG Arts Center Klein's hand-thrown pottery. Artist's ex- Nadler with guest violinist Jorja Flee- tion is sponsored by SunTrust. Perfor- 90QDunlopRd. 395-0900 hibit: The work of Nancy Jones and Jane zanis, concertmaster of the Minnesota mance schedule: 8 p.m. Monday through Phillips Gallery: Southwest Florida Hudson. Orchestra. 8*p.m. tonight, April 17, and Saturday ($25); 2 p.m. matinee Wednes- Craft Guild exhibit.. Hours —Monday and Thursday: 9 Saturday, April 18. Tickets are: $40, $30, days ($20). Students 18 and younger or Founders Gallery: Open Doors, an ex- a.m. to 8 p.m. Tuesday, Wednesday, $22, $14. Call Mann Hall box office or with current college ID—$15 for all shows. hibition of the work of talented Lee and Friday: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday: 433-3040 for reservattions. Congress Jewelers Play Reading Series County children, formerly known as 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Coming attraction: Great Expectations. Their instructor is Coming attraction: The Goodbye Girl — Neil Simon Jean Genet's The Maids will be the well-known Fort Myers artist Leo Sanibel Music Festival Johnson. 336-7999 hit comedy that was musicalized for fifth and final play in this highly success- Broadway and received 5 Tony nomina- ful play-reading series. It will be directed Both exhibits will remain on dis- Series tickets are available for the 1999 play until May 1. Almost all the work is Sanibel Music Festival. tions. It stars Eddie Mekka, best remem- by Gordon McConnell. 7 p.m. (Note bered as Carmine Ragusa on the hit TV early curtain time) Sunday, April 19. for sale. Full series of 8 concerts $155 BIG Arts office hours are 9 a.m. to 4 Saturday Nights $ 85 seriesLaverne andShirley. Mekka has per- Tickets are $15. formed on Broadway in a series of roles Call 472-0006 for tickets, reserva- 1 p.m. Monday through Friday. The Gal- 4 Wednesday Nights $ 75 leries are open daily from 1-4 p.m. Single ticket sales will begin Jan. 15, from Damn Yankees with Gwen Verdon tions and further information. Visa and and Ray Walston to Tevye in Fiddler on MasterCard. 1999. Call 336-7999 for a series order form. (Continued, next page)

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General news stoneware." The physicist in him demands that he mix his own glazes; the artist in from BIG Arts him loves the fact that he never knows I. Sculpture and Pottery on the Wheel exactly what will come out of the kiln as a Instructor Marjorie finished project. Bronsted has can- Klein and his wife, Evelyn (a fiber celled all of her artist), have lived on Sanibel since 1974. classes except her Sculpture and Pot- Frontiers in the Sea to tery on the Wheel be broadcast on NPR which will continue An hour-long radio broadcast at 7 to meet from 1:30 p.m. Wednesday, April 22 from WGCU 90 to 4 p.m. on Wed- called Radio Expeditions will feature Fron- nesdays. The cost tiers in the Sea. The broadcast is a National for a single class is Public Radio and National Geographic $15. rousted Society special marking the 25th anniver- 2. Photogra- sary of the National Marine Sanctuaries phy as Art—Instructor: George E. Graham. program. Wednesdays 3 to 4:30 p.m. Single session Frontiers in the Sea will be hosted $13. This is an ongoing class; students at by Alex Chadwick who will explore the all levels of expertise may join at any time. role marine sanctuaries play in protecting Grahamintroduces one to nature through and conserving vast territories all along the camera's eye. The concentration is on America's coasts. Listeners will participate the art of photo skills and he offers indi- in a harrowing journey in a 17-foot Zo- vidualized attention and instruction. For diac boat tracking migrating whales in the Dr. James H. Taylor, Jesse Wood from Sambel, and conductor Cindy Klispie review a scene further information call 395-0900. Pacific Ocean; dive with David Doubilet, from the Phantom of the Opera, which will be featured by the Palm Coast Youth Symphony. Auditions for The a National Geographic Society photogra- Palm Coast Youth The BIG Arts program will feature Music Man and New pher, around the fragile coral reefs of the Symphony will pfay music from The Phantom of the Opera, a Florida Keys; embark on an adventurous violin solo by 10-year-old Danny Takagi, Arts Festivals Musical ride in a sea kayak through Channel Islands Schein Hal! the theme from E.T. and selections from Theatre Education National Marine Sanctuary; and study the The Palm Coast Youth Symphony Fiddler on the Roof, West Side Story and effects of bottom trawl-fishing on the sea will perform in Schein Performance Hall Bizet's Carmen, . Program floor off Massachusetts. at 7 p.m. Sunday, April 26. Comprised of The program begins promptly at 7 Auditions will be held at the Broad- Frizzell donation 55 members from Lee, Collier, Hendry and p.m. and tickets are $8 (adult), $4 (students way Palm Dinner Theatre from noon to 3 Charlotte Counties, the Youth Symphony 13 thru 18); students 12 and under will be p.m. Sunday, April 26. At that time, actors benefits Alliance performs a six-concert series each season admitted free. aged 8-up will be able to audition for The Ampi theatre with both classical and pops misic in their For further information call 395- MusicMan, a Broadway Palm Dinner The-~ Through a donation by Margaret repertoire. 0900. atre summer production. Actors 16 and Morrow Frizzell, the Lee County Alliance older will also be able to audition for en- of the Arts will expand the facilities of its rolment in the Musical Theatre Education amphitheatre. Bill Lawton, president of the Program, held in conjunction with the New Alliance board of directors, noted that the i a n i i/ot)c», Locdandtfate taiei taxes ma/apply. Piogrammkna o%c n» qorffinerjt-a Urtfsd Sa!M. M DtSH NeTwcrtt prooranmna and any P'rw wtvtoBs tftat wv p*ovfcJ«, w» subji»ct to rho lermt end conditlem of trw Re&tentid Cusrom He eventually built his own wheel and set Affswnwit, *ticn tt CNOiatJlfl Lpofi rsquost Offenuptrs* May 3), W3. Ortyor» W0 w S60 cracfit cwtsflealfl vdfcfpef qwnpi»f» lysi&m jxretiatad, insisted andoctfvat between McrcM6 end May 31, IWfl tboodcost Natworia aa wty wcfiabtalacudamwsinthcOTaf»a«ral»fved&yk>^ CuslofnenwnodonctjubsCT up a workshop making "hand crafted to CXSH PK, Axnarico'i Top

Show Biz as Love Makes the World go 'Round, It Wuz one of J.T. Smith's best revues By FRANK WAGNER originally sung by none other than the late, great Ethel Fraw/? WAGNER Islander staff writer Waters. She also gives an Italian momma, with a pen- J. T. Smith's revues at the Old Schoolhouse The- chant for cooking, her just dues inJosephine. Eichenberger atre on Periwinkle Way are always entertaining but Love is a wonderfully talented triple-threat who is capable of Makes the World go 'Round is accomplishing almost any performing task and doing it quite special. In fact, it is super- well. He delivers, among various A woice from the special, an outstanding entertain- numbers, a Sondheim patter song ment that shouldn't be missed. like Buddy's Blues with great past, 40 years, It is one of those fascinat- style, What Kind of Fool Am I? a ing evenings when, after the first torch-type ballad, and a witty ver- few minutes of the show, you al- sion of Melody of Love as a sing- to be exact ready know it is going to be a along. Harris is that rare combi- winner. Everything just seems to nation — a comedienne with a soaring soprano — which she Some of the most talented actors, singers fall into place. The setting is bright and spring-like, the cast is puts to good use solo and in group and dancers in the business were certain that sounds. Valentine is Valentine, no my daily jazz classes (noon, 4 and 7 p.m.) at the top drawer, the costumes by Marilyn St. John are most becom- more need be said. And J.T. kept International School of Dance in Carnegie Hall the proceedings moving at a at noon would always be in session. They were ing, the musicians—Dan Magay, reeds; Tim Dahl, bass; and Sean whirlwind pace but always well "a fixture" for some 28 years, 1950 to 1978. under control. He had a ball per- Come with me, back to those "good ole days," Noonan, drums — are just right, the creative choreography by forming Down With Love, away and have a closer look at some of the students The cast of Love Makes The World go 'Round from and at the piano. who were in my classes at that time.) Robin Dawn takes full advantage of the limited area allotted and Other highpoints are the fabu- lous vocals done by the three men, Abrahms, EichenbeTger n Sunday afternoon, April 5, while my J.T. Smith, the ringleader of the Old Schoolhouse The- ater, has chosen wonderful material for the cast and him- and J.T. as they perform a medley including^ II Thru the Night primary concentration was on a review in Act One and Fathers of Fathers in the second act. for the Islander, the phone rang and I self to work with. Maybe the island's revue-master has O been duly inspired to add many special touches to this If you are in need of, or feel the urge for, a wonder- answered. The voice at the other end of the wire said, production because Love Makes the World go 'Round is ful evening of fun and frolic that includes witty treatments "Hello, is this the Frank Wagner who taught jazz dance of many standard love songs performed by a fabulous at Carnegie Hall?" My reply was in the affirmative, "Dedicated to the memory of Jean Wigley, a dear friend of the Old Schoolhouse theater." She was a great booster group of performers don't miss Love Makes the World go but the voice had no telltale hint of accent or timbre 'Round. You'll leave the tiny gem-like showplace called that would identify the individual. He continued, "I'm of the (heater and its goals, and J.T.'s personal friend. It is one of those dream casts that includes: Seth the Old Schoolhouse Theater on a special kind of high — not going to play phone tag with you, but I attended the kind you only get when you've been totally enter- your wedding and haven't spoken to you in some 40 Abrahms, Lisa Druckman, Eric Eichenberger, Jennifer Harris and cameo appearances by Clement Valentine. tained by a live performance. years. It's Dean Sheldon and I used to drum for your Performance schedule: 8 p.m. Monday through Sat- classes at Carnegie Hall." Abrahms is singing better than ever and has the facial and physical appeal of a young rock-star. You'll be thrilled urday ($20) with a 4 p.m. sunset performance on Satur- The receiver almost went careening to the floor days ($18.50). The show plays through May 2 and the as a series of mental images and memories completely by his singing of Breaking Up Is Hard to Do. Early in the first act Druckman won the audience with Taking a Chance number to call for reservations is 472-6862. Visa and engulfed me.. Mastercard accepted. My first acquaintance with Dean was in 1946 at on Love, a Vernon Duke standard from Cabin in the Sky, the Katherine Dunham School of Dance and Theater at 220 West 43rd Street. (Let me digress for a mo- ment: The school consisted of renovated rehearsal stu- dios, additional class rooms, dressing rooms, recep- tion and office space in the upstairs area behind the Miami String Quartet scores on Lyric Theater with the main entrance on 42nd Street. Today it is the completely remodeled, restored and renovated Victory Theater—a part of the 42nd Street their second outing at BIG Arts urban renewal led by the all-powerful Disney Corpo- ration). Dean played conga drums for most of the By FRANK WAGNER classes in Dunham Technique and many of the Mod- Islander staff writer ern Dance classes taught by such legendary dancer/ The Miami String Quartet—Ivan choreographer/instructors as Jose Limon, Rod Chang, violin; Cathy Meng Robinson, Alexander, and other guest instructors. violin; Chauncey Patterson, viola; Keith Dean explained to me that he had gotten rhy num- Robinson, cello — played a masterful beV from an ex-student in New York and was calling to concert on Wednesday, April 8 in the see if I would be interested and available to be inter- BIG Arts Phillips Gallery. In their sec- viewed by a young lady who was compiling informa- ond appearance at BIG Arts (they first tion for a book about the history of Black Dance in appeared in January 1996), they gained America. She was apparently quite interested in facts many new fans and totally satisfied their and comments about the original Dunham School. She group of loyal followers. had recently talked with Dean for an hour or two by AH too often musical groups hit phone and obviously been able to dredge up many for- a self-satisfied and utilitarian plateau of gotten memories of both the school and the Dunham presentation, but one could never accuse troupe of wild and wonderful dancers — Lenwood the Miami String Quartet of this fail- Moris, Lucille Ellis, Tommy Gomez, Luanne Ingram, ing. Their program was made up of Eartha Kitt, Delores Harper, Van Aikens, Othella pieces from the standard classic reper- Strozier and Archie Savage. Dean said that he had been toire but they also enthusiastically ven- so energized by the telephone call that he felt a great tured into the work of a modern desire to rehash old times, old memories and catch up Argentinean composer, Alberto on the many students who had studied at Dunham's Ginastera. (Fortunately, this seems to be and in my classes at Studio 819 in Carnegie Hall.. a growing trend). (Continued, page 8B) (Continued, page 8B) The Miami String Quartet 8B * Friday. April 17, f 998 - ISLANDER Miami Quartet, from 7B The evening opener was Haydn's In the final movement, Furioso, the Sanibel Music Festival Quartet in E flat Major, Op. 33, No. 2, bowing was so frantic and charged with "The Joke." Some of the movements had energy that it could easily be imagined that a bright, sunny quality about them and the Robinson would bow completely through Largo sostenuto, the third movement, gave the cello and end up with.two separated presents Julie Wilson, cellist Robinson and violist Patterson an pieces. , opportunity to skillfully bow and blend. After intermission the Miami String Ginastera's Quartet No. 2 for Quartet played a highly satisfying read- The Queen of Cabaret Strings, Op. 26 commanded the audience's ing of Dvorak's Quartet in E flat Major, attention and even though it might have Op. 51. By FRANK WAGNER Ziegfeld Era/The Sondheim Era and proved a mite long for some Sanibel's It once again must be noted that Islander staff writer it just might be a brief insight into her music lovers, it did present them with an while each individual musician played With long, fascinating and widely varied interesting listener's challenge. great technical strength and brio one of Julie Wilson is one of the theatrical career. She left her native Cellist Robinson, who was spokes- their strongest assets is their magnificent nation's most highly acclaimed and ad- man for the group, explained a bit about ensemble playing. Omaha, Nebraska in 1942 to take a part mired cabaret performers. She will be the different movements in the Ginastera's No amount of applause could induce in Earl Carroll's Vanities. She became one of the star attractions presented by work: Allegro rustico was described as the quartet to do an encore, which was a Copa-girl at New York's famous understandable after the rigorous demands the Sanibel Music Festival '99 on Sat- much like Bartok; Adagio angosciosa, a Copacabana, then worked at the Latin violin solo; Presto magico, a humorous of the full program they had just per- urday, March 20. Quarter which led to a stint as the girl musical fantasy; Theme and Variations is formed. Ms. Wilson's seemingly unlim- self explanatory; and Furioso focused on This season's Great Performers Se- who sings with the band. ited repertoire of songs has graced the repeated notes as the tempo got faster and ries ends on Monday, April 13 with a jazz best clubs in New York and across the A swift kaleidoscopic look at her the volume louder. I might add, that what concert by Dave McKenna-Donna Byrne country She is a perennial favorite at fabulous career might go something Robinson explained is exactly what you Jazz Tour. It will begin at 8 p.m. For reser- got. Presto magico was my favorite. vations call 395-0900. the Rainbow and Stars, Cafe Carlyle, like this: She started with a USO tour The Oak Room at the Algonquin Ho- in Europe" during World War II. After the war, she jumped into a decade of tel, The Persian Room at the Plaza Ho- Show Biz, from page 7B tel and yes, even long engagements at the Maisonette later taught in New York using Dunham Carnegie Hall. I had left Dunham's to go into the Technique as the basis of the work. She is currently Broadway show Sleepy Hollow starring Gil When I started the classes in Car- A personal aside Lamb, then many stock musicals. I did a negie Hall I knew, beyond a shadow of a playing an ex- My first brush with Julie Wilson was in 1959 stint on Max Liebman's Admiral Broad- doubt, that I desperately needed the cre- tended run at when she starred in the first revival of Rodgers and way Revue (the father of NBC's famous ative hands of Dean at the conga drum. Michael's Pub at Hart's Babes in Arms produced by Guber, Gross and Show of Shows) that starred Sid Caesar, Next week: More about this interest- Bill's Gay 90's, Ford. I was the choreographer for that show and Stanley Imogene Coca, Marge and Gower Cham- ing person and his special memories of 57 East 54th Prager was the director. The show opened at the Royal pion, Carl Reiner, Howie Morris, and on some of the well-known students who and on. During my two-year term at the passed through the studios. He was an in- Street, The New PoincianaTheater in Palm Beach and then toured all of the producer's theaters during the summer. Working Pittsburgh Playhouse as resident choreog- credible drummer, yet seemed to be a most York Times caba- rapher and head of the Playhouse Dance unlikely individual to have such an unusual ret reviewer, with her was a great pleasure, always exciting and a Company, I evolved the Jazz Technique I and formidable talent. lesson to any star in cooperation and respect for a sup- Stephen Holden, porting cast and the creative staff. I have been one of has said of her her most avid fans since that time, kept close track of perform a nee her amazing career and am looking forward to her per- there, "She is in- formance on Sanibel. My recommendation: Don't miss fusing everything this incredible performer who makes each song become she sings with a an all encompassing one act musical happening. gary david designs.,. lifetime's accu- mulated wisdom Frank Wagner and humor." Setting the standard for furnishings and Actually, when you read reviews from across the and the Persian Room, night clubs •• interior design in Southwest Florida. country it is much like looking at a spe* where she developed and honed her cial show business thesaurus special- own inimitable style of voice and pre- izing in only superlative adjectives for sentation. This included a classical hair Wilson. The Hollywood Reporter says, style, pulled back in a chignon, slim figure wrapped tightly in a beaded "She stands alone. In the world of 1613 Periwinkle Way gown, and a feather boa seductively cabaret she has no peers, A soul singer Sanibel Island wrapped here and there or used for a for adults." The Washington Post 472-9091 avows, "Julie Wilson can still rule the punctuation of lyrics. There was al- night when she chooses." The New ways (and still is) a fresh gardenia perched near her left ear (a tribute to York Post effused, "No cabaret per- 1170 3rd St., South the late-great Billie Holiday). On former has greater presence. The only Naples thing wrong with today's cabaret world Broadway she appeared in Kiss Me 262-3288 is that there aren't more Julie Wilsons. Kate, Pajama Game and Kismet and Go see her." The Los Angeles Times she was thrilled when Cole Porter per- sonally chose her to originate the role praised the lady thusly, "When 13101 McGregor Blvd. of Bianca in the first London produc- American's foremost interpreter of lyr- Fort Myers tion of his smash hit Kiss Me Kate. ics —Julie Wilson — appears it's more 481-5035 than just a celebration. It is a musical While in London she performed in event of the first magnitude." The New many of London's most fashionable York Daily News enthused thusly, supper clubs and during her 4 years "Wilson can see into the guts of a song stint, somehow managed to find time — she can be witty, sardonic, wistful, to study at the city's Royal Academy LICENSE #1B C000256 arch, whatever the lyric demands." of Dramatic Art. Wilson's show for the Sanibel (Continued, page 9B) Music Festival will be Broadway: The ISLANDER ' Friday, Aprif T7, 1998 ' 9B T V

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A small-town weather forecaster (Nicole Kidman) Top female vocalist nominee LeAnn Rimes performs stirs up a storm of evil in her quest to become a fa- at this year's Academy of Country Music Awards mous news reporter in To Die For Tuesday on Fox. Wednesday on CBS.

Sanibel Music Festival, from 8B 3 In 1976 Ms Wilson took a sabbatical and re- famous Songbook Series devoted to the music of nostalgic She is constantly searching for new, mod- turned to Omaha to raise her two sons and care for Sondheim, Kurt Weill, Harold Arlen and Cole Porter, ern material. She takes daily vocal lessons, gives mas- her aging~parents. But in 1983 the owner of Michael's Her most recent album is Julie Wilson —Live at the ter classes in the art of cabaret and treks the length Pub in New York called her and asked if she would Russian Tea Room.. It is available on Cabaret Records. and breadth of Manhattan in search of live perfor- return to show business at his club with a Cole Porter Some of the many awards recently accorded "The mances, both by her protegees and by established art- Jt revue. This led to numerous New York engagements, Queen of Cabaret" are: the first Mabel Mercer Founda- ists of her own vintage. JH national tours in Company, A Little Night Music, and tion Award presented to her in 1988 as a "Cabaret Clas- Once again, the date fox Julie Wilson's Broad- Follies. She appeared on almost every television va- sic." The show business publication BackStage gave way— The ZiegfeldEra/The Sondheim Era, Sanibel riety show including those starring Ed Sullivan, her its Bistro award and in 1997 and the Manhattan As- Music Festival '99 is 8 p.m. Saturday, March 20. Tick- Milton Berle, Jackie Gleason, Perry Como and on sociation of Cabarets (MAC) named her as their Major ets are available by subscription through January 30, Person to Person with Ed Murrow. She has also Female Vocalist for 1997. 1999. Single tickets will go on sale starting January starred in Hallmark Productions and on PBS in the According to Piers Ford in Applause Magazine, 15, J99. The number to call for ticket information or Julie Wilson Songbook "Ms. Wilson is much more than a still glamourous a mail order form is 336-7999. She has recorded for DRG Records four of her trouper trading on past glories and the current vogue for tOB* "Friday, April \7", \ 998 - ISLANDER WHERE'S THE LIQUOR? 10% OFF CASE PURCHASES OF WINE In Focus liquor Store A couple's (Jayne Brook, Kyle Secor) Hours 9am- 10pm "Tool of the trade" minor family problems escalate when a 1201-07 1 twisted psychotherapist gets involved in ^tf CORKSCREW OR BEVERAGE WRENCH p • • u Wav LIQUORS with this ad and $5.00 purchase expires 5/31/98 AVO^,, Y Mind Games. The ABC drama airs Sunday, MARKET DELI &RKETDEL1 47^-OOJO April 19. Hannah and Doug Berrick (Brook, Secor) meet with therapist Karen Sorenson Enjoy Dining (Lindsay Frost) to find a way to handle their son's erratic behavior. But their problems on the Sanibel-Captiva only get worse when Karen starts breaking Islands & Support the thin threads that hold the family together. William Greenblatt and Hayley Lochner Your Local Merchants also star.

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Live Shelling Restriction Florida law prohibits the taking of live shells on SANIBEL Sanibel Island to conserve Bring recyclables to the Sanibel this precious Recycling Center on Dunlap Road marine resource across from the Sanibel PublicLIbrary. tStANDER; - Friday. April 17, 1998 » fj ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT BIG Arts Phillips and Founders Galleries house fine exhibit

Far left — The Shape < Things by Gloria Lari won the fin place awan Top —Wor Through Ti by Marcia Stewart wo secoridpld award. At) By FRANK WAGNER cellence — Henry Haug's Islander —fi- —The I Islander staff writer ber Founder's Congress Jewelers Award — Goz The Thirteenth Annual Southwest Gallery is i Florida Craft Guild's show is called Ex- Gosselin's Life With & Without Shells hibit of Excellence. It is currently on dis- Cape Coral Council for Arts & Hu- hosting ari< play in the Phillips Gallery at BIG Arts manities, Inc. Purchase Award — Paula exhibit by \ and will remain until April 30. This is a R. Nicks Saladmander —wood turning. talented yo> members only show and there are some 90 You might also enjoy having a spe- students in cial look at Kathleen Maucieri's Palm Tree pieces representing the work of 26 artists. Open Door The work displayed includes paintings, (A painted mini-chest with 4 small draw- glass works, sculptures, pottery, art pieces ers and one larger); Goz Gosselin's Program. made of wood, and fiber. The Guild en- Starflake Box and Sunset; Helen Bailer's courages fine craft education by support- magnificent basketry represerrted by Ser- ing local college programs as well as pro- enade and Nantucket Spirit; Gloria viding scholarships to deserving students. Larsen's fascinating sculpture of a face The '98 exhibit was judged by Roxie called Metamorphosis (shown on the front Thomas who said, "This was a fun show page,); and Nancy Cameron Smith's to jury. Many works are whimsical and is- handpainted Hibiscus Chair. land culture related. Overall craftsmanship The Founder's Gallery is home to is excellent. I selected works that reflected art done by children who show a natural one or the other, or both of these charac- talent for art but whose parents can't af- teristics. First, Second, and Third places ford to pay for classes or private instruc- were given to works that were more con- tion. The program is currently headed by ceptually based — making me think." Leo Johnson, a 42-year-old professional artist and director of the Steven Land Open The Awards: Doors program at the Lee County Alliance First Place Award—Gloria Larsen's of the Arts. The Open Doors program, The Shape of Things — mixed media originally called Great Expectations, was Second Place Award — Marcia started by Jean Dean, well known local Stewart's Woman Through Time — litho- abstract artist. been a mecca for young gifted artists who be smitten with the work of Bivan Edw: graph/print Dean spied the work of a young boy could never have afforded such an excel-, with such names as Two White Stripe Third Place Award — Nancy Metze named Carlton White and was so im- lent art education. Smith's Inside My Daddy's Neckties — the Middle, Black Moon White Str pressed by his potential that she started White is now a senior at the Cypress Purple to Red I, and Purple to Red II. framed fiber. .. classes for White and several other extraor- Lake Center for the Arts and hopes to con- Honorable Mention — Anna Marie The prices for the paintings don dinarily talented young child artists. She tinue his art studies with a scholarship to these young artists are most reasonabl Jacobi'sDream Tracker—clay sculpture. searched out space and began her amaz- college. His White Hibiscus is displayed Merit Award — Gladys M, Kamis's you see something that captures \ ingly successful Saturday classes. These in the Founder's Gallery and is for sale. fancy, don't hesitate, you may have: Temple Goddess — mixed media classes eventually moved into the Lee Take a long look at the work of Nicholas Gary David Design Award — Helen County Alliance of the Arts but due to chased the work of an up and coming r and Matt Tuma. They have been in the pro- ter-artist. : Orr's Petite Raku Dean's heavy schedule she asked Johnson gram for a number of years. You might also Robert & Anne Byers Award of Ex- to take them over. He did and they have set 18B- Friday, April 17, 1998 ISLANDER ISLAND SCENE 'Ding" Darling Awards Luncheon On April 3, the J.N. "Ding" Darling National Wildlife Rufuge held a luncheon at Sundial to honor its dedicated volunteer staff. Volunteers were recog- nized for total hours and number of years of service. Clockwise, beginning top right, L to R: 1500 Hours of Service: Jack Rushworth, Herb Dulberg, Caroline DesPrez and Gene Steele with Rufuge Manager Lou Hinds. 1000 Hours: Bill Wollschlager, Bettie Heidorn, Karis Herriott, Ed heighten. 500 Hours: Pete Ingham, Stu Cooper, DickHulit, Marilyn Hooper, Bob Ingraham. 3000 Hours: Jean Rankin and Mary Ruth Stegman. 2500 Hours: Frank Follart, ArtKrival and Fran Vargas. 2000 Hours: Ellie Dupre and Bill Rankin. The group of volunteers putting in 150 hours. Those honored for 250 hours of service. r Left, honored *~ ~?. for 5000 hours of service, Marilyn Kloosterman and Molly Krival.

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Sunrise Service

Over 700people attended the 24th Annual Community Easter Sunrise Service held on the Causeway. Center, Sanibel Police Detective Kurt Shulte and Nola Kilgore ofSanibel Community Church sang as the sun came up. Far right, The choir of the Sanibel Community Church. Photos/Scott Martell

"This is a new celebration with a literary conference, golf, and a children's art camp." — New York Times

ARE YOU BEING MIS-LED? "A kinder, more family-oriented affair." -Chicago Tribune Others may use Sanibel or Captiva in their name or have a 472 prefix for "This is a new festival for a new generation of Hemingways." their phone number but they ARE NOT located on Sanibel. - Associated Press "An enjoyable festival, covered by about 2,300 newspapers across the United Stales, from the New York Times to the LA. Times." SANIBEL TAXI IS THE ONLY company with an island office that - Sanihel-Captiva Islander supports the island. "Where Hemingway actually lived is not the point; how he is remembered is." - Los Angeles Times • Sanibel Teens • Sanibel Seniors International Hemingway Festival •CROW. . _r_l Sanibel Island, Florida • June 19-21, 1998 Events: Two-Day literary Conference, Children's Art & Adventure Camp, Hemingway Stage Play, Ernest Hemingway Exhibit Old Man • Daily local Service for Islanders and The Sea Author's Dinner, Photography Workshop. Golf Tournament, Tennis Tournament, Ceramics Workshop, Fine Art Workshop, Grace Holl HemlnQway Fine Art Competition, Leicester Hemingway Story Telling Contest, Hemingway Writing Competitions, Dr. Clarence Hemingway Nature Photography Contest, Papa Hemingway's Father's Day Dinner. In excess of $100,000 spent with island This festival is a non-profit, educational organization. Proceeds benefit; American Diabetes Association, Bay Pines VA Hospital, the J.N. businesses each year. The ONLY island "Ding" Darling National Wildlife Refuge and C.R-O.W. Care & Rehabilitation of Wildlife. For more Information contact International Hemingway Festival, 2323 Del Prado Blvd., Suite #7, based company that serves the island. 472*4160 Cape Coral, FL 33990 or call (800) 916-9727. www.hemlngwaytestival.com ISLANDER * Friday;Jiptif t# ISLAND S C r t An introduction and a farewell

Above, Captivans John Caldwell, Chris and Fran Sorensen and Bruno Barbieri. Far right, Bruno with A J. and Lynda Scribante ofSanibel. . An art show intro- Sanibel's Chris Sorenson and the ducing a collection of Birthday wishes go out to Amber Viglione, Captiva's evening's host, John Rieeert. bronze statues recently ac- "Malibu Barbie." Amber turned 19 on April 14th. quired by BC Interna- tional, a fine art brokerage frim headquartered on Captiva, was held on March 29 at the Captiva home of John and Betty Jo Riegert. Bruno Barbieri, Director of the Fitness Centre at "Iween Waters Inn and a BC International investor, was the honored guest that evening. Bruno will be leaving the islands soon, to pursue career op- Bruno andMme. Lalique, of South Seas and portunities on the West the world-renowned Lalique family. Coast. Sanibel's Nancy and Warner Bacon celebrated 50 years of marriage on April 10. Captivans Ron and Phyllis Gibson, X Bruno Barbieri and Carla Gale. BMMiller and his family celebrated his April 7 birthday at the Lighthouse Restaurant. Bill and his David Slays Goliath, by late wife 19th century French sculptor Marjorie A. Mercie, was the featured live at Bruno's cousin, Natalie Hembert, piece of the show. The statue is valued at over $80,000. Captiva artist Janet Vince Sundial. and Lola Martin. If you have photos you would like to see in Island Scene, call Elaine Stacy at 395-2661, or drop them off at the Islander Office, 695 Tarpon Bay Road, Unit #13 (across the street from the post office.)

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Hours: Mon - Sat, 10-6 rl 1 lO 20B • Friday, Apcil M, 1998 • ISLANDER Travel On the road to Italia By Rupert H. Ingram I was broken in. Just before reaching the top something Special to the Islander The fourth occurred to refresh me. I spied a green Tormented by public pleas to relate the day the girl I had Mercedes Benz parked just ahead on the gripping adventures of my 1953 European neglected be- right. As I got near I saw the license plate bicycle trip, I yield and tell the story here, cause of Max was American: "US Forces in Germany", the againforsakingtheAfa/JO/w/Geograp/t/cand came to find me familiar green plate given US personnel on NY Times. It goes like this: and at the sight of duty in Germany. I was a poor student living for frivol- the shiny bike I came alongside and saw a young ity in Munich, Germany and loving every and my pride she couple examining a map."Hi," I said. "I'm frivolous minute. Twelve dollars a week was moaned: "Now I from California." Startled, they studied Max my allowance for food, streetcars and girls. will never see and me. Satisfied that I was authentic, the man Streetcars ate up most of my money, girls you." said: "Do you know how far it is to the top? most of my time. Three Our car is overheated and we are thinking of You may wonder why anyone would weeks later I was turning around and finding another way." put up with such a conceited playboy who gone. It was sum- I did not know and after a few words only had twelve dollars a week. The answer mer break and Max and I continued our struggle up. The is that I was conceited and a playboy because three months of green Mercedes never passed us the entire I was encouraged and indulged by the open road lay day, so I assume they turned back. Too bad, Munich Five. They made me feel as though ahead. My ruck- because Max and I broke out of the dense I were a bright star in their firmament. I ad- sack was packed growth and windy roads in about twenty mit that then I was handsome and young and and strapped over minutes. We crested the final hill. As we did an American -— maybe the only playboy the'rear wheel. there was the Como Valley eight thousand Max and I headed feet below. And there lay great Lake Como American student in Munich. Also I was a On the road in southern Germany Rupert Ingram (seen here in romantic and an idealist. Plus, I had all the for Switzerland, — all in blue metallic, lying in a green bed. with the first Bavarian Lederhosen) stopped for lunch at a country inn. Afterwards, Max and I savored the beauty. answers. (Besides, in those days, twelve dol- the waiter wished him and Max (the bicycle) a good journey to Italy, lars a week was a good sum for a student in overnight at ..._-.. Shortly we started down into the val- Germany.) Memraingen, Yugoslavia and Austria —a bike tour that lasted nearly three months. ley. The droning torture of the ascent was re- My one defect was that I did not own Germany, about versed by the frightening sprint of the descent. a bicycle. This void cramped my style and 125 kilometers southwest of Munich. and quiet country roads, some along musi- The road down was a twisting spiral that gave me flunkey standing. That night I slept fitfully in a country cal streams. During the next fifteen days Max hugged slopes and outcroppings and pen- Bikes were status symbols and also the Gasthaus. My thigh muscles ached, a guest went zooming over flat stretches and rising etrated tunnels and looked over crevasses and fastest things on the streets or sidewalks. snored all night, and pebbles clicked on my up pitches and falling wondrously into val- chasms the sight of which knotted the stom- Remember now, the time was not all that long window from a beer-sogged young Romeo leys. And the song of the tires filled my ears, ach. One slip and "Auf Wiedersehen" forever. after World War II and nobody had much. languishing below my window for his girl as if Max sang to me: "Mein vater war ein How Napoleon got his wagons down, There were still a lot of bomb-outs and rubble friend. He stood there slightly weaving in the wandersmann." I couldn't guess. Just getting Max down was in Germany. A new bicycle was something. moonglow. With Tegret, I told him that I South to St. Gallen, west to Zurich, nearly impossible and I nearly played my fi- One day I saw one through a store didn't have his girl and he waved and thanked south along Lake Zurich to Lugano, at the nal hand doing it. window. It was red and white and it looked me and pebbled another window, singing southern tip of Switzerland. I rode in fairy- It was due to the grade, you see. It got to be a proud machine. I felt that I had to softly but merrily her name: "Er-riii-ca!" land. Every sight was magical, every view steeper and steeper and Max picked up more own it so I salted relatives with hints. Next Germans call this sport "windowing". the perfect storybook painting. I drank deeply and more momentum and I applied more and birthday they gave me cash enough to buy Next morning Max looked refreshed and waves of sentimentality and gratefulness more brake pressure and the brake rubber that bike. I dubbed it Max. and ready. I strapped on the rucksack, ran through me. And now and then I ached smoked and burnt against the metal rim of the I felt suddenly transformed into Sir mounted, pushed off, and we rolled on. to share it all with my five friends in Munich. wheels and before long the rubber was burnt Lancelot and my mount was a fabled steed. I We turned southwest, towards Zurich. Fine weather held and mostly the away to the metal casing that gripped it and rode and rode and rode. And the next day I Everywhere there were bike paths parallel- winds were good to us, except a few bad then metal rim scraped against the metal cas- rode and rode and rode again. Three days later ing busy roads, as well as many tree-lined times we engaged the headwinds in a fight ing and we were screeching down the steep for the right to go on. Such struggles made and twisting incline and couldn't stop. my legs ache and slowed Max sometimes to Gripped by fear, we flew down like a WOW! a crawl. Afew times when the wind was de- bullet - in and out of tunnels, in and out of termined and the grade was steep, I dis- rain showers, of sunshine and shadow, of What A mounted and pushed Max until the work of twists, and zipping past trucks chugging up peddling became possible again. in slow motion and barely in front of one TILE *»° CARPET Deal! Today it is strange to think that I dis- blasting gleefully his horn as he bore down SHOP AT HOME SERVICE! IADVANTACSE! cussed my decisions with Max. But I did. I on my rear. offered apologies for walking. I said that I My time was up. I knew it. If Max hit SATELLITE knew of his embarrassment at being pushed. even a small rock I would be launched, rocket I said I would ride again as soon as we topped like, over the rim and into the air with startled : Get More for this hill. Sometimes I did and other times I eagles. Then I would crash land in a villa on couldn't. But I always apologized, as if he the lake, or in the trees with the squirrels, or Calf; (941) 997-1891 or Page (941) 338-4500 were my friend, and had feelings shaped by into a gorge with the wild goats. ray acts. But just before Max hit a rock or the The time I was the most loquacious with happy behemoth behind ran us down, I saw Catttplete 18"Dish Net Syskn Max was during the three grueling days it took a dirt road spread off to the right and rising. I Infilled with 5year warranty me to push him over the St. Bernard Pass. It gave a delicate pressure to Max and eased am Km SERVICE was then the best route from south Switzerland him to the right just ever so tenderly and gave 24 hr. Emergency Service For a Free Demo to Italy, but one of the highest Alpine passes a final squeeze to the brakes. 8 and a lonely and daunting challenge. We were Loud screeches emitted from Max and Septic Tanks Grease Traps Call 275-8979 headed for Milan, Italy and, thanks to Roman he vibrated, but responded, slowed and ac- Lift Station Pumping engineers in AD 69, the St. Bernard and St. cepted the turn onto the dirt road, bumping Gotthard were the best trans-Alpine routes, or and climbing until the speed played out on Pine Island Most Homes $85-$95 so thought Napoleon who marched 40,000 of the incline and my foot touched earth. The Sanibel Homes $125-$145 Ms troops over them in 1800. truck roared past, the drivers laughing and Soldiers do not like marching in high blasting the horn with all the noise and glee places in wet and cold and Napoleon's troops available in two wise guys. must have encountered all three. They must Mama Mia! Welcome to Italy! 731*5868 have been done in at the summit. I was. To be continued.... ISLANDER - Friday, April t/. 1998 - JT/1, Fishing St Shelling

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The sand flea is back hey could call this the Year of this year Southwest Florida has seen a ties the sand on the beach and waits for pano love the baits, but sheepshead are the Sand Flea. It's the hottest dramatic return of Florida pompano and the fleas to start wiggling back to the easily caught with them. Also, on the Tbait this spring. It's been re- now that the fish are in the bay waters and water. Some are too small to use, but most beach, snook which are so hard to con- discovered by many anglers and profes- around the passes, a fellow with a couple are just right. He puts an inch or so of vince to take a bait will come after a flea. sional guides — the lowly sand flea is of dozen "fleas" is going home with din- water in there, although some guides add Same goes for whiting—not a very popu- what we call "killer bait" on the many ner, while other people with other baits sand too, so the crabs bury in the bucket. lar fish, but it is good eating and it lives pompano which are in the area. may not. The scoops sell for around $25, but guides on sand fleas in the surf. And the best thing about using sand There is a trick to all of this, how- say it will pay for itself in a short time Most guides have been putting the fleas is that they are free! ever: hardly anyone sells sand fleas, so because of all the money saved from buy- fleas on small jigs, casting out and let- The seashore reference books don't you have to catch them on your own. You ing live shrimp. The scoop will last for- ting them sit on the bottom or moving call those small, football-shaped crabs by can make what we call a sand flea scoop, ever. them along with short hops. As we experi- the local name — sand flea. In the tech- from an aluminum handle with a wire Manarite was on Cayo Costa re- mented around, we found that just a split nical books it is known "as the mole crab. mesh basket at the end. The sand fleas live cently during a morning shelling trip and shot and size 1/0 hook works well, too. It's one of the more unusual crabs in that and feed just at the surf line where the was using the scoop when his charter I was going on about buying some it has no claws, so when you find some, waves break. You wade in, put down the people got fascinated and wanted to help. new lures a couple of weeks ago, and how they can't pinch the way most crabs do. scoop and pull back, hoping to catch.a few While they helped pick up the sand fleas, the things cost nearly $10 each and might These sand-colored crabs aren't very big, of the baits. one of the people got a fishing rod, cast (or might not) work. That certainly makes but do the fish ever love them! Or, you can purchase one at a few into the surf right where they were shell- a $25 flea scoop look better all the time. The females can reach an inch or of the hardware and bait shops on the is- ing, and started catching pompano. Good fishing this week. so, and the males half that. They live right lands. Captain Dominic Manarite is lead- There are a lot of these strong fight- in the surf line and on this side of Florida, ing the charge by guides to fish with sand ing fish along North Captiva, Cayo Costa, (Ifyou have a comment about a fish- even big ones don't reach more than 3/4 fleas and he suggests the widest scoop you and also around Sanibel. If you have kids, ing or shelling story, you can reach Capt. of an inch or so. On the east side of the can find. That would be about 18 inches this has to be the cheapest entertainment [email protected], or visit state, bigger ones can be caught. or so, and get a handle which is curved. It on the islands because the kids will go his web site at www.sanibel-online/ The sand flea was once a very popu- makes scooping easier. crazy using the scoop and chasing the guides/fuery.htm) lar bait for surf anglers, but never got He takes along a five-gallon bucket sand fleas. much attention in bay waters. However, when he's looking for bait, and he emp- Manarite says not only do the pom-

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